Kähler
Kähler Hammershøi Glass Vase, Walnut - Two Size Variants
- Description
- Specifications
- The Designer
- The Maker
The Kähler Hammershøi series introduces glass vases, which have Hammershøi's characteristic profiles and characteristic grooves known from the ceramic vases. The vase is mouth blown in size H 5.5". The glass vase has its own beautiful silhouette and a lightness, while the vase still has weight and stability. The expression is simple, timeless and dresses many different flowers. Design by Hans-Christian Bauer.
- Brand:Kähler of Denmark
- Country: Denmark
- SKU: KA-693189-RD-FJ
- Material: Mouth-Blown Glass
- Care:Not Dishwasher Safe
- Designer:Hans-Christian Bauer
- Dimensions:
- H: 5.5", Ø: 5.1"
- H: 7.3", Ø: 6.1"
Hans-Christian Bauer is a Norwegian-born industrial designer who graduated from the Design Line of the School of Fine Arts in 2010. He has since worked with his own projects and product developed for Kähler, &tradition, Menu, Harrit Sørensen, Norm Architects and Mencke & Vagnby in product and furniture design, where he always strives to combine the warmth and uniqueness of ceramics with a rational, modern design and good utility value.
Hans-Christian Bauer has unleashed his sense of good design and ever-lasting handmade quality that in Kähler's Hammershøi series, where he has brought the legacy of the old Kähler artist Svend Hammershøi into the new millennium with great authenticity.
The series is inspired by Svend Hammershøi's original works, where the distinctive grooves contrast with a round design. Svend Hammershøi worked for Kähler from 1893 and embarked on a groundbreaking journey into art and design history. And Hans-Christian Bauer has designed the entire Kähler Hammershøi series with great respect for Kähler's artistic legacy, design history and handmade design traditions.
The story of Kähler begins as early as 1839, when the Dutch potter Herman J. Kähler opens a small ceramics workshop in Næstved and turns the first Kähler vase. It marks the start of a unique design adventure that will one day resonate around the world. However, it is only when his son Herman A. Kähler takes over the famous workshop in 1875 that the ceramic adventure really begins.
Craftsmanship, creativity and artistic collaborations have been part of Kähler's DNA since the beginning. And they still are. It's what has made Kähler an iconic ceramic brand, one which has charted the course of Danish ceramic design.
We create all our products based on Kähler's handmade design traditions. We've always done that—and we always will.
