Drop Shaped Hand-blown Vase
by Szkło Studio Poland

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Description

The Drop Shaped Vase is not just a functional item; it is a piece of sculptural art that adds an element of organic elegance to any setting. It’s an ideal choice for those who appreciate the beauty and unique storytelling of handcrafted glass objects.

The Drop Shaped Vase is a distinctive creation by Aleksandra Zawistowska and her team of adept craftsmen. The vase is a product of an experimental and innovative approach to glass crafting. The team employs natural materials such as stones and ceramics in the blowing process, resulting in a rough, organic shape that captures the essence of natural beauty. This technique gives the vase its distinctive texture and form, distinguishing it from conventional glassware.

Due to its handmade nature each vase will differ slightly in shape with approximately the same overall dimensions.

Average length 30 cm (12’’).

To make sure your Szkło lasts longer we recommend washing it by hand and avoid using it with hot water or putting it in the microwave or oven.

The glass may contain remains of sand, stones and wood used to shape the object due to the experimental process of creation. The glass may contain air bubbles, sharp edges and minor pigment scratches

Wash by hand. The glass may contain remains of sand, stones and wood used to shape the object. The glass may contain air bubbles, sharp edges and scorch marks due to its creation process.

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Szkło /shkwo/ means glass in Polish. Szkło are functional glass sculptures and collectible design objects, hand-blown by Aleksandra Zawistowska with a team of craftsmen. It is a celebration of materials and the glassblowing process, with no two pieces alike. Szkło Studio is a combination of an imaginary approach, years of craftsmanship experience and an admiration for the raw material, stems from challenging the conventional glassblowing process, turning it into a playful experiment instead. As no traditional moulds are used in the process, the sculptures assume spontaneous forms, often challenging the notion of beauty. The glassblowing process becomes as important as the final form itself. The mission of Szkło Studio is to push the boundaries of functionality and material characteristics, turning the simple act of eating and drinking into an experience. It celebrates uniqueness and diversity. It is an invitation to limit our possessions and enjoy the quality of individual objects instead. Aleksandra Zawistowska is an artist and designer. Having studied in Warsaw, Lisbon and Amsterdam, she holds Master degrees in both, Art and Architecture. She established Szklo Studio during her studies at Sandberg Instituut. In 2025 she was listed AD100 of Architectural Digest and Dwell24: The Best Emerging Designers of Dwell Magazine. She is a finalist of the Starak Family Foundation’s “Kunszt” Program, the Brooklyn’s UrbanGlass scholarship-holder, an Artist-in-Residence of Baltic Gallery of Contemporary Art and Arctic Circle Expedition in Svalbard. Szkło Studio was established in 2022 by Aleksandra and her brother, Wojciech Zawistowski.
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