Orrefors / Kosta Boda Bjork Vase, Wide

Bjork Vase, Wide

Item #: OK7041628

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Designer: Sara Persson

Brand: Orrefors Kosta Boda | Sweden

Item #: OK7041628

Availability: Usually ships in 3-4 business days

Dimensions:

7.75" x 7.375"

Material:

Mouth Blown Glass

Care:

Hand Wash

The graphic pattern is reminiscent of the green fir trees and their dark trunks. They are inspired by the deep woods and countryside of Småland. Crisp, green leaves and colorful flowers combined with the graphic patterns on the vases make a glorious centerpiece on any table, whether in the living room or kitchen.

about the designer

Sara Persson is a new designer for Kosta Boda with a degree in product design. She has always been fascinated by glassblowing and the many possibilities the material offers. The natural world is a major source of inspiration, as is the blowing room work itself. In collaboration with Kosta Boda, she creates products that are durable, functional and aesthetic.

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about the brand

Orrefors Kosta Boda | Sweden

Orrefors / Kosta Boda—With its four glassworks, Orrefors Kosta Boda is Scandinavia's largest glassworks group. The heart of the business is the Kingdom of Crystal in the province of Småland, which attracts a million visitors annually. Kosta is Sweden's oldest glassworks. Founded in 1742, Kosta is often referred to as the mother of the Kingdom of Crystal, since many of the neighboring glassworks were founded by former Kosta masters. Orrefors Kosta Boda AB consists of the following glassworks: Orrefors, Kosta, Boda and Afors. Around the world Orrefors is associated with unique glass articles, art glass, and custom glass that all add beauty to our everyday life. Together with its skillful designers, Orrefors presents a new collection of glass every spring and autumn. One of the world's most celebrated makers of beautiful crystal is named for a beautiful place—Orrefors is a waterfall that tumbles into Lake Orrenas in the Kingdom of Glass—the Småland region where Sweden's glass-making industry has thrived for over 250 years.