Kosta Boda Glass Tumbler, Sweden 2000s

¥5,500

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Description

Country of manufacture: Sweden
Year: 2000s
Manufacturer: Kosta Boda
Series: Mine
Designer: Ulrica Hydman-Vallien
Size: 9.5 x 11.5 cm

Ulrica Hydman-Vallien is a glass artist born in Stockholm in 1938.
As a representative artist of Kosta Boda,
He has worked on numerous impressive projects since the 1980s.

Her works include tulips.
Snakes, birds, human faces, etc.
A distinctive feature of her work is the use of free-flowing lines, reminiscent of brushstrokes, to depict vibrant and lifelike motifs.
The soft form of blown glass,
Colorful hand-painted details overlap,
Each piece possesses a unique sense of dynamism and playfulness.
It has been highly acclaimed, with its works being acquired by museums both in Japan and abroad.
He introduced the expression of "painting" into the world of glass.
They are one of a kind.

About Kosta Boda

Kosta, a glass factory founded in Sweden in 1742,
It was created by combining the names of two generals under King Charles XII of Sweden.
It has the longest history of any existing glass factory in Europe.
After merging with Boda, it became Kosta Boda.
It is also famous for being a purveyor to the Swedish royal family,
This is a world-renowned brand whose products are even used at the Nobel Prize awards banquet.
It is also known for having Erik Hoglund and Signe Persson Melin as members.

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Regarding the deterioration that is unique to vintage items due to age,

We have not included this in our description, as we do not consider it to be a taste.

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We will be using recycled cardboard and waste paper.

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