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Diamond Bowl – River Green
Diamond Bowl – River Green
By Blaes · Denmark
Delivery within Germany: 3–9 working days, unless a different delivery time is stated for the item.
The Diamond bowl in River Green brings a fresh green accent to the table. Its textured surface creates lively reflections.
Approximate dimensions (height × width): 6.5 × 11 cm. Supplied individually.
Handmade: slight variations in shape, colour and size are part of each piece.
Our care recommendation: wash gently by hand.
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Product details
Product details
- Dimensions: Approx. H 6.5 cm × W 11 cm
- Colour: River Green
- Material: glass
- Made by hand; supplied individually
- Studio: Blaes, Denmark
Meet Blaes
Meet Blaes
Blaes is the Danish glass studio of Jette Bøge and Sally Xenia Christensen. Traditional glassmaking meets experimental surfaces and lively colours. We have selected a small range of their vases, bowls and drinking glasses for casa vitri.
Shape & colour
Shape & colour
Each piece is made by hand. Small variations in shape, colour and surface texture are part of its character. The interplay of light and glass gives the colours different nuances throughout the day.
Care
Care
Our care recommendation: wash gently by hand.

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