Hand-Blown Glass Vessel – Large (Warm Amber) serveware

Hand-Blown Glass Vessel – Large (Warm Amber) servewareGlass, when deepened in tone, holds light differently. This vessel is shaped through traditional glassblowing, in which molten glass is blown with breath and guided by heat. In its larger form, the material reveals more variationsubtle irregularities that define its presence. Its amber tone reflects warmthshifting between golden and deeper hues depending on the light. At the table, it introduces a slower rhythmsomething passed, shared, and returned.

Base: 35 cm

Light passes through it

Terracotta carries the most direct connection to earth

Used separately

where molten material is shaped through breath and heat

grounding it

Edges soften

allowing it to settle easily within different spaces

The concrete surface remains raw and slightly varied

This tumbler is formed by traditional glassblowing

Each piece is formed by hand from local clay

pottery is shaped through repetition—gestures learned over time