Kosta Boda

Bring your business to life with a great gift like this Limelight vase! This is designed by Goran Warff and perfect for decorating a room in your home or even an office space. The extra-wide rim on the vases supports the flowers you put in. The design detail in the steady bottom gives a glistening and shimmering effect to the vase as the light hits the glass. This is dishwasher safe with a beautiful texture bottom and adds a touch of elegance to the setting! Great surface space to add text and a logo. Made in Europe.

The Contrast Collection from Kosta Boda is made using a technique called centrifuging. This technique creates veils of color within the glass, and vibrant glass rods are added during the process, making each product unique. It's all about the contrasts! The small bowl is absolutely perfect for snacks, candy, condiments and home decor. Designed in Sweden by Anna Ehrner and made in Europe.

The Crackle Vase Pink Large design is inspired by frozen ice that has just cracked. The design influence is from the convergence of hot glass and cold water that creates a crackled finish. The designer wanted to create a surface reminiscent of frozen, crusted ice. A crunchy, crackling feel. The technique is old, but the designer uses it in her own personal way. The Crackle series is hand made, mouth blown in Kosta, Sweden by Desinger Åsa Jungnelius. It takes 8 artisan to create one piece. Ideal for functional vase and stand alone art piece.

Red Rim, Designed by Bertil Vallien, is hand-made in several steps. First, the first parison of crystal is rolled in powdered color. The color is then heated before the parison is blown into a shape that gives the molten glass its optical pattern. Clear glass is gathered over the parison to enclose the optical pattern in the glass, and then the glass is blown into its final form and shaped into a bowl or a vase. Finally, the piece is attached to a glass-blowing pipe and blown up a touch more before the red rim is applied from a color rod.

Red Rim, Designed by Bertil Vallien, is hand-made in several steps. First, the first parison of crystal is rolled in powdered color. The color is then heated before the parison is blown into a shape that gives the molten glass its optical pattern. Clear glass is gathered over the parison to enclose the optical pattern in the glass, and then the glass is blown into its final form and shaped into a bowl or a vase. Finally, the piece is attached to a glass-blowing pipe and blown up a touch more before the red rim is applied from a color rod.

Anna Ehrner's Line martini with the elegant glass thread encircling the bowl of the glass. A mark of Swedish craftsmanship of the very highest quality and a Kosta Boda complementary product.