Melt bowl, M, peach

Antrei Hartikainen

700.00€

Colour: Orange, white


Antrei Hartikainen
Melt bowl
700.00€



Description

Antrei Hartikainen's breathtakingly beautiful Melt bowl is made in cooperation with the Lasismi glass studio in Riihimäki, Finland. The unforgettable design of the mouth-blown Melt dishes draws inspiration from the movements of water and its constant metamorphosis from one form to another – the vivid texture of the glass evokes images of spring ice partially melted by the sun or the surface of a lake in sensual movement, escorted by a light summer breeze. A unique mold technique creates the interesting, three-dimensional appearance of Melt bowl and turns each piece into a delicate and delightful work of art.

Material
Mouthblown glass
Colour
Orange, white
Width
27 cm
Depth
21 cm
Height
7 cm
Weight
1.7 kg
Notes
Please note that each bowl is unique due to the manufacturing technique.
Care instructions
Gentle hand wash
Product ID
AH107

Antrei Hartikainen

Antrei Hartikainen (b. 1991) is a Finnish designer and master cabinetmaker who likes to play and experiment with different possibilities of wood. A son of a carpenter, Hartikainen has spent his whole life working with wood and has a degree in master cabinetmaking. Hartikainen’s Kukkii sculpture series was awarded the Product of the Year 2017 award in the Finnish design gala Muoto, and his Verso salad utensils won the Golden A' Design Award 2017. In 2018, Hartikainen was given the Young Designer of the Year prize awarded by Design Forum Finland.

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