František Jungvirt

A series of vases inspired by the underwater world of the ocean. The vases are hand-blown in a wooden mold from unique aquamarine glass. The unique subtle color transition in the glass is caused by the so-called colouring glass rubies, which are wrapped around the basic glass bulb when warm. The exact colour and its distribution over the surface is unique for each vase. Each piece is blown separately and its final form is always different. Each vase is handcrafted, mouth-blown into a wooden mold, hand-cut, sanded and matted to a velvety finish. Thanks to its minimalistic shape, the vase easily blends in with a bohemian and elegantly furnished apartment.

Vase in its purest form, which captivates with its characteristic shape. The GARDEN vases collection gives space to your floral creativity. Each vase is hand-blown into a wooden mold, hand-cut and polished to the highest gloss. Thank to its simple shape, it easily harmonizes with a minimalist, bohemian and elegantly furnished apartment.

A matt series of luxury diffusers/vases with a characteristic wavy shape. The diffusers are hand blown into a wooden mold from luxurious alexandrite or aquamarine glass. Each vase is handmade, mouth-blown into a wooden mold using czech crystal glass. Hand-cut and polished to the highest gloss. Coloured rubies are added to the hot glass to allow a smooth colour transition. The exact colour and its distribution over the surface is unique for each vase. Each piece is blown separately and its final form is always different.

A series of luxury diffusers/vases with a characteristic wavy shape. The diffusers are hand blown into a wooden mold from luxurious alexandrite or aquamarine glass. Each vase is handmade, mouth-blown into a wooden mold using czech crystal glass. Hand-cut and polished to the highest gloss. Coloured rubies are added to the hot glass to allow a smooth colour transition. The exact colour and its distribution over the surface is unique for each vase. Each piece is blown separately and its final form is always different.