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Even empty, these bowls are decorative objects in their own right. No two are exactly alike: shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns continue to surprise. What do they have in common? Glass, fire, and a great deal of patience.
The bowls are crafted using the fusing technique from cut glass sheets or crushed glass. They usually enter the kiln two or three times, at temperatures between approximately 700 and 900 °C. During the final firing, at a lower temperature, the glass takes its final shape using a mold.
And then, the light does the rest. When sunlight passes through the glass, new colors, shadows, and reflections appear—a small play of light that changes from moment to moment.
Beautiful with something inside, stunning with just a bit of light.
