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A STUDY 001 / Blæhr Vase Small
A STUDY 001 / Blæhr Vase Small
DKK 895
Variants
Amber
A STUDY 001 / Blæhr Vase, designed by Danish creative Linnea Ek Blæhr, embarks on a quest to unravel the ceaseless poetry within mouth-blown glass. It stands as a homage to the innate charm that resides in the essence of the material and a relentless curiosity for the creative process—stying a material that, by nature, conveys depth, character, and a play for the senses, allowing it to take on a tactile shape that celebrates the inherent beauty of the natural material. Kindly be aware that when crafting with natural materials, the final product may exhibit characteristics such as air bubbles, condensation resulting in a minor oil film, and slight colour discrepancies.
A STUDY is a creative workshop and an ongoing voyage by New Works, explored in collaboration with talented professionals—a space dedicated to the curiosity of materials, crafts, and the sensory affluence of tactile experiences.
The Blæhr Vase is a sensory object that is nothing short of enchanting
Choose from clear, green, or amber
A testament to the ceaseless poetry that resides in glass
Designed by
Linnea Ek Blæhr
Linnea Ek Blæhr is a Danish designer known for her work in artistic product design and interior architecture. Her design approach is characterised by a keen attention to detail and a strong conceptual focus. She creates objects and spaces that exist at the intersection of functionality and sculptural aesthetics, often challenging conventional commercial design norms.
One of Linnea's distinctive design interests lies in exploring imperfect shapes that emerge through the handmade process. She is drawn to shapes that result from various factors, such as the melting and solidification of materials, the influence of tools on material shapes, or the unique handcrafted elements that manifest in the final surface texture of her creations.
Linnea's approach to design challenges traditional notions of what products and spaces can be, pushing the boundaries of functional design into the realm of art.
