MILA ZILA

The inspiration for the Persona vase was the liquid state of glass. In production, there is always a part of the product that is a workpiece and another part called a scrap. Usually, all attention is focused on the workpiece – the goal is to make it look exactly like the design and be replicable. However, Mila believes that beauty can be also found in scraps, because it is in their accidental beauty that the magic of glass can fully shine. This is where Personas appear, each different and unique. 

The inspiration for the Persona vase was the liquid state of glass. In production, there is always a part of the product that is a workpiece and another part called a scrap. Usually, all attention is focused on the workpiece – the goal is to make it look exactly like the design and be replicable. However, Mila believes that beauty can be also found in scraps, because it is in their accidental beauty that the magic of glass can fully shine. This is where Personas appear, each different and unique. 

The inspiration for the Persona vase was the liquid state of glass. In production, there is always a part of the product that is a workpiece and another part called a scrap. Usually, all attention is focused on the workpiece – the goal is to make it look exactly like the design and be replicable. However, Mila believes that beauty can be also found in scraps, because it is in their accidental beauty that the magic of glass can fully shine. This is where Personas appear, each different and unique. 

The inspiration for the Persona vase was the liquid state of glass. In production, there is always a part of the product that is a workpiece and another part called a scrap. Usually, all attention is focused on the workpiece – the goal is to make it look exactly like the design and be replicable. However, Mila believes that beauty can be also found in scraps, because it is in their accidental beauty that the magic of glass can fully shine. This is where Personas appear, each different and unique. 

The inspiration for the Persona vase was the liquid state of glass. In production, there is always a part of the product that is a workpiece and another part called a scrap. Usually, all attention is focused on the workpiece – the goal is to make it look exactly like the design and be replicable. However, Mila believes that beauty can be also found in scraps, because it is in their accidental beauty that the magic of glass can fully shine. This is where Personas appear, each different and unique. 

The DEW vase is inspired by a state of glass that we could classify as a "frozen liquid" because its atomic structure is closer to a supercooled liquid than to a crystalline state. That is why it is said to be such a solid material and breaks like a crystalline solid, but at the same time flows like a liquid. When forming it at the smelter, the drop is the shape that is most natural to glass and into which it primarily tries to form.

The DEW vase is inspired by a state of glass that we could classify as a "frozen liquid" because its atomic structure is closer to a supercooled liquid than to a crystalline state. That is why it is said to be such a solid material and breaks like a crystalline solid, but at the same time flows like a liquid. When forming it at the smelter, the drop is the shape that is most natural to glass and into which it primarily tries to form.

An elegant hand-blown glass vase. Fragile and shiny like a gentle drop of morning dew that covers everything around.

A majestic hand-blown glass vase. Fragile and shiny like a gentle drop of morning dew that covers everything around.

A majestic hand-blown glass vase. Fragile and shiny like a gentle drop of morning dew that covers everything around.

The collection of handblown glassware called MIND is inspired by the belief that by the power of our will we can influence the perception and shape of everything around us. The collection is meant to remind us of this power in everyday products. It is connected through an element of compressed blown glass which creates a unique detail and reminds us of the power of will and the touch of human creation.

The collection of handblown glassware called MIND is inspired by the belief that by the power of our will we can influence the perception and shape of everything around us. The collection is meant to remind us of this power in everyday products. It is connected through an element of compressed blown glass which creates a unique detail and reminds us of the power of will and the touch of human creation.