Hand-Blown Glass Champagne Flute

Hand-Blown Glass Champagne FluteSzkos designs turn glassblowing into a series of light hearted experimentation. Under the direction of co founder Aleksandra Zawistowska, craftspeople find the beauty in imperfection and individualism by hand blowing purposeful forms into spirited, skewed pieces of art. The results as exhibited with this champagne flute put the fun in functionality, and take around five days to come to fruition.

Enter these vintage glasses

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