A rectangular blown-glass vase fused to a solid teak base, where warm wood grain and translucent glass meet in quiet harmony. The glass is hand-blown into a clean rectangular form with gently rounded edges and subtly irregular walls that catch light and reveal variations in thickness—small air bubbles and organic striations unique to the maker’s process. Its clear-to-amber-tinted surface hints at depth and movement, softening stems while showcasing floral silhouettes.
The teak piece is carved to cradle the glass, its surface sanded smooth and finished to a soft, natural luster that highlights rich caramel tones and distinctive grain patterns. Where the glass and wood meet, the two materials form a seamless junction: the glass appears to grow from the teak as if shaped together, creating a stable, integrated object that reads both sculptural and utilitarian.
Dimensions are intentionally modest to suit tabletops and shelves; the vase’s rectangular profile provides a modern architectural presence while its handcrafted details keep the piece warm and approachable. Ideal for a single long-stem bloom, a minimalist arrangement, or simply as an objet d’art, this vase pairs the timeless resilience of teak with the delicate translucence of blown glass for a balanced, enduring accent in any interior.
Dimensions: glass is 6” long by 34” tall and 3” wide total length with wood is about 10” and 5” wide
A rectangular blown-glass vase fused to a solid teak base, where warm wood grain and translucent glass meet in quiet harmony. The glass is hand-blown into a clean rectangular form with gently rounded edges and subtly irregular walls that catch light and reveal variations in thickness—small air bubbles and organic striations unique to the maker’s process. Its clear-to-amber-tinted surface hints at depth and movement, softening stems while showcasing floral silhouettes.
The teak piece is carved to cradle the glass, its surface sanded smooth and finished to a soft, natural luster that highlights rich caramel tones and distinctive grain patterns. Where the glass and wood meet, the two materials form a seamless junction: the glass appears to grow from the teak as if shaped together, creating a stable, integrated object that reads both sculptural and utilitarian.
Dimensions are intentionally modest to suit tabletops and shelves; the vase’s rectangular profile provides a modern architectural presence while its handcrafted details keep the piece warm and approachable. Ideal for a single long-stem bloom, a minimalist arrangement, or simply as an objet d’art, this vase pairs the timeless resilience of teak with the delicate translucence of blown glass for a balanced, enduring accent in any interior.
Dimensions: glass is 6” long by 34” tall and 3” wide total length with wood is about 10” and 5” wide
