No. 8 Hand-Blown Glass Vase

No. 8 Hand-Blown Glass VaseThough shaped through constant movement, Isabella Kullmanns vases possess a striking sense of stillness. Hand blown and individually numbered, each piece reflects a fluid, intuitive approach informed by references to architecture, photography and sculpture. Light moves gently through the glass, emphasizing its clarity and balance, while slight variations in form capture the immediacy of the process.

The Prince Light scarf distils Norlha’s mastery of yak khullu

The Cello bookends in contrasting patinated and polished brass are newly cast in an organic shape designed by Carl Auböck II in 1948

These Arcadia chopstick holders go through several pairs of hands before they reach their destination – a process unchanged in nearly 300 years

we see the fruit of its 1955 labor in the form of this silver-plated bottle coaster

which is inspired by the opulence of Venice

This humidor case is handcrafted in dyed sycamore—a Bleu signature—with a seamless finish and a divided interior replete with a humidifier

hosting-friendly design transitions from kitchen counter to dining table with ease

Crafted from solid silver with concentric tiers

Produced by Lalique in the mid-20th century

and formed into four shapes: a circle

Much of his oeuvre consisted of noughts and crosses

with an interior split into two sections