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Deflated Mouth blown Glass Goblet

by Sticky Glass United States (US)

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How is this defined? A series of pieces that are not restricted by any predetermined volume limit. Each item is meticulously produced by the designer or in collaboration with skilled local artisans, resulting in a limited quantity of unique pieces. If stated, each item may exhibit slight variations due to its handcrafted origin.
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Description

The Deflated Dinnerware series, a masterful creation by Sticky Glass, celebrates the artistry of glassblowing. This collection comprises hand-blown glass vessels that eloquently convey the often-overlooked complexities of domestic life. Far beyond mere utilitarian objects, these vessels are poignant, challenging conventions and sparking meaningful conversations about their intended roles.

They are not just vessels; they are vessels of empathy, meticulously designed to resonate with the emotions of those who encounter them. Each piece in this collection is a tangible expression of a different perspective on life’s responsibilities.

Available in captivating color combinations such as aurora/pistachio, iris gold/royal blue, aurora/pink, and gold/salmon, these goblets add a touch of artistry and contemplation to the dining experience.

Colors include: aurora/ pistachio, iris gold/ royal blue, aurora/ pink, gold/ salmon

Slight variations in color and size are the signature of their handcrafted nature, adding to their bespoke allure. The studio suggests hand washing to maintain their delicate craftsmanship and advises

Weight (kg)	4
Production Year	2023
Material	Glass
Discipline	Glassblowing
Color	Aurora/ Pink, Aurora/ Pistachio, Chartreuse/ Ruby, Gold/ Salmon, Iris Gold/ Royal Blue
Design Class	Open Editions
Dimensions LxWxH	10x10x17cm (4x4x7'')
Variation	aurora / pistachio, iris gold / royal blue, aurora / pink, gold / salmon

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Sticky is a glass design studio based in New York and founded by Grace Whiteside. It specializes in creating multi-functional glasswork that is both performative and made through collaborative efforts. Their glass pieces are hand-blown, often customized, and produced in Brooklyn, NY. The studio's name is inspired by the unique properties of glass when it is melted. At high temperatures, glass becomes viscous and sticky, much like honey, which can stick to itself and other materials. This allows Sticky's artists to experiment with the material, shaping it into complex forms where the glass not only acts as the structure but also as an adhesive. Grace Whiteside's designs leverage this versatility of glass, creating functional pieces yet showcasing the fluidity, softness, and inherent stickiness of the material. Sticky's work pushes the boundaries of traditional glassware, offering pieces that are as much a pleasure to use as they are to behold.