Ellipse I vase, 28 cm
Journey into the depths of cool velvet
Collections: Cool velvet
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- Product ID:
- 36157
- Catalog No.:
- 3435
Ornate your interior with a vase that provides traditional glassmaking mastery with a highly contemporary shape. Its disciplined lines freshen the refined cut and sophisticated colouring. Thus, the hand cut crystal will brighten any space in which it finds itself. Take in the beauty of the droplet as it floats in the depths of aquamarine or beryl, and enjoy the timeless value of lead-free Bohemian crystal.
- Size 28,0 cm
- Height 280 mm
- Width 116 mm
- Manufactured since 2019
- Collections Cool velvet
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Design
Beauty robed in cool velvet
The three crystal vases from the creator’s collection ‘Cool Velvet’ draw their pleasantly cool touches from the deep tones of aquamarine and beryl, underlaid with amethyst. Although each vase has found inspiration in a certain geometric structure, they have far to go before succumbing to mathematic bluntness. Their design is playful, refined and full of unanticipated meaning. They refresh with their multifaceted appearance, and caress with the cultivated beauty of cut glass.
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Hand-blown from environmentally friendly lead-free crystal -
Hand-cut and polished to a high gloss 
Made using the glass underlay technique
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Designer
Katerina Dousova
Katerina is a Czech designer specialising in product and interior design. She studied architecture and interior design at the Academy of Arts, Architecture & Design (UMPRUM) in Prague. Besides product design, she focuses on the renovations of historic interiors, for example the well-known Café Louvre in Prague. She has been collaborating with Moser since 1999. She managed to follow up on the successful Moser production from 1970, using traditional Moser glassmaking techniques.
