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Hearth Handblown Hammered Bud Vase

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Sale price$20.00
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A little vase with a lot of personality. With its softly tapered neck, generous rounded body and subtly textured surface, this petite bud vase has a sculptural quality that makes it just as compelling empty as it is filled.

At just 5" x 5", its compact scale makes it wonderfully versatile. Place it on a bedside table with a single stem, style it on a shelf among collected objects, or group it with other vases from the collection to create an arrangement of contrasting shapes and heights. Its dainty proportions let the flowers take center stage while the distinctive silhouette quietly adds its own visual interest.

Handblown in India by skilled artisans using 100% recycled glass, every vase reflects the character of the handmade process, with subtle variations that make each one unique. Beautiful on its own, even better collected.

Details

  • Handblown by skilled artisans in India
  • Made from 100% recycled glass
  • Distinctive sculptural silhouette with a subtly textured finish
  • 5" W x 5" H
  • Each piece is unique, with natural variations inherent to handmade glass
  • Handwash only

material

Recycled Glass

dimension

5 x 5 inches

origin

India

time to make

12 hours

meet the maker

Glass Blowers of Firozabad

📍 Firozabad, India

" We are proving that women have an important place in this male-dominated craft "

Gunjan and her team of 350 artisans have grown up watching previous generations master their skills. Despite the push to modernize and industrialize the work, they remain committed to using traditional and time-honored glass blowing techniques. In a major break with the past, however, women like Gunjan are now taking the helm as leaders in this traditionally male-dominated industry.

Read more about their story