The KONSTFULL series is designed by Ilse Crawford to beautifully bring out the best in flowers, each day. Created in mouth-blown leftover glass – with clean shapes and tactile materials to suit all decors.
Product details
This shiny vase in night-black glass reflects the ambient light and goes nice with something like a smaller bouquet.
The vases are designed by Ilse Crawford, to be both beautiful on their own and to have a shape that highlights your flowers.
Each vase is unique since they are mouth-blown by skilled artisans.
Feel free to match with other vases in the KONSTFULL series to create a coordinated style at home.
Ilse Crawford
Measurements
- Diameter: 11 cm
- Height: 10 cm
SustainabilityPeople and planet
Energy and resources
Place your flowers in leftover glass
In glass production there is always leftover glass, for example broken or cut pieces. Not much that can be done about it, so it’s all the more important that the glass is used again in a good way. That’s why we put leftover glass to use in KONSTFULL vases. They contain 50-70 percent leftover glass, meaning that we consume less new raw material – and also reduce our energy consumption since leftover glass melts more easily.
Material
Carefully shaped by skilled glassblowers
To make our mouth blown glass, we collaborate with skilled glassblowers who have developed the art of creating finished products over many years. At the glassworks, the glassblower gathers molten glass on a pipe and carefully shapes the glass. The talent, experience and creativity put into production makes each product personal – a piece of art in your home.
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
“Fresh-cut flowers are a true pleasure in a home. We offer them as presents or arrange and carefully choose their place in the room, to bring moments of happiness and full attention. The idea when I designed KONSTFULL was to create glass vases that suit everyday life – vases that present flowers in a beautiful way, every time. Working with recovered glass, the aim was to offer a tactile finish while getting the most out of a material that’s been given a second life."