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The Blue Balloon Vase radiates serenity and tranquillity. It contributes to the peaceful and orderly ambience of the setting in which it is placed. xxxThis graceful series owes its title to the artisanship behind the mouth-blowing glass technique, by which the vase attains its alluring shape and outer exterior. This methodology involves expanding the fine material in a manner resembling the process of blowing up a balloon - perceptible in the object's sculptural characteristics.

The Blue Balloon Vase radiates serenity and tranquillity. It contributes to the peaceful and orderly ambience of the setting in which it is placed. xxxThis graceful series owes its title to the artisanship behind the mouth-blowing glass technique, by which the vase attains its alluring shape and outer exterior. This methodology involves expanding the fine material in a manner resembling the process of blowing up a balloon - perceptible in the object's sculptural characteristics.

Our beloved 'Balloon' series are now introduced with a new tactile impression. The new 'engobe' ceramic glazing is rough and sanded.

Candle not included - Pinci, which means "pliers" in Italian, is a die-cast candle holder in Zamac, a metal alloy of zinc and aluminium. The candle holder’s sophisticated hinge allows the holder to open and close under its own weight, clamping candles of various sizes and shapes.

The Blue Balloon Vase radiates serenity and tranquillity. It contributes to the peaceful and orderly ambience of the setting in which it is placed. xxxThis graceful series owes its title to the artisanship behind the mouth-blowing glass technique, by which the vase attains its alluring shape and outer exterior. This methodology involves expanding the fine material in a manner resembling the process of blowing up a balloon - perceptible in the object's sculptural characteristics.

The Blue Balloon Vase radiates serenity and tranquillity. It contributes to the peaceful and orderly ambience of the setting in which it is placed. xxxThis graceful series owes its title to the artisanship behind the mouth-blowing glass technique, by which the vase attains its alluring shape and outer exterior. This methodology involves expanding the fine material in a manner resembling the process of blowing up a balloon - perceptible in the object's sculptural characteristics.