The large vase is mouth blown by a skilled glassblower who has developed the art of creating finished glass products over many years. The size gives the vase character and makes it a real eye-catcher.
Product details
The glass vase is mouth blown by a skilled craftsperson.
Ingegerd Råman
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The material in this product may be recyclable. Please check the recycling rules in your community and if recycling facilities exist in your area.
Materials and care
Material
Glass
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Handwash only.
Safety and compliance
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Advice and care instructions
TIDVATTEN Vase703.359.95Compliance
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IKEA Korea/ 1670-4532
8/1/2017
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Measurements
- Height: 65 cm
- Diameter: 19 cm
Packaging
TIDVATTEN
Article Number703.359.95- Width: 20 cm
- Height: 19 cm
- Length: 66 cm
- Weight: 3.38 kg
- Package(s): 1
Customer reviews
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
"In a transparent vase, the beauty in the flowers, the stems and the water’s playful surface becomes a given part of the expression. When designing TIDVATTEN vase and bowl, I wanted to create a toned down, almost anonymous shape where attention to individual detail still gives the product a distinct quality. The bottom’s small bulge is magnified and reflected when water pours in and it acts like a lens, the vase's eye. A sign from the past that also drives tradition forward."