A hand-blown glass vase rests atop a solid teak wood base, where organic form meets purposeful craft. The glass is blown thin and fluid, its walls capturing light with subtle variations—soft swells, slight undulations, and a gently pinched neck that guides the eye downward. Colors are layered, not painted: muted sea-glass greens with hints of amber and clear glass that reveal shifting translucence as the vase turns. Tiny air bubbles and faint striations trace the movement of the glassblower’s breath, each imperfection an intentional fingerprint.
The teak base is milled from a single piece of sustainably sourced teak, finished to a satin smoothness that highlights natural grain and warm honey tones. Its geometric simplicity—low, slightly tapered, with a shallow recess precisely fitted to the vase—provides stable support while allowing the glass to appear as if it floats above the wood. The warm, textured wood contrasts the cool, glossy surface of the glass, creating a balanced, tactile composition.
Scale and presence are versatile: as a centerpiece on a dining table, a subtle focal point on a console, or a quiet accent on a shelf. The vase comfortably holds a single stem or a small arrangement, but its design also stands on its own as a sculptural object. This piece pairs traditional glassblowing with refined woodworking, offering an object that is both functional and artful—quietly rooted in natural materials and thoughtful making.
Dimensions: Overall - 8” x 7” x 15.5” H
A hand-blown glass vase rests atop a solid teak wood base, where organic form meets purposeful craft. The glass is blown thin and fluid, its walls capturing light with subtle variations—soft swells, slight undulations, and a gently pinched neck that guides the eye downward. Colors are layered, not painted: muted sea-glass greens with hints of amber and clear glass that reveal shifting translucence as the vase turns. Tiny air bubbles and faint striations trace the movement of the glassblower’s breath, each imperfection an intentional fingerprint.
The teak base is milled from a single piece of sustainably sourced teak, finished to a satin smoothness that highlights natural grain and warm honey tones. Its geometric simplicity—low, slightly tapered, with a shallow recess precisely fitted to the vase—provides stable support while allowing the glass to appear as if it floats above the wood. The warm, textured wood contrasts the cool, glossy surface of the glass, creating a balanced, tactile composition.
Scale and presence are versatile: as a centerpiece on a dining table, a subtle focal point on a console, or a quiet accent on a shelf. The vase comfortably holds a single stem or a small arrangement, but its design also stands on its own as a sculptural object. This piece pairs traditional glassblowing with refined woodworking, offering an object that is both functional and artful—quietly rooted in natural materials and thoughtful making.
Dimensions: Overall - 8” x 7” x 15.5” H
