Kosta Boda Glass Mushroom, Sweden 1970s

Description

Country of manufacture: Sweden
Era: 1970s
Manufacturer: Kosta Boda
Designer: Monica Backström
Size: 27cm x 21cm

About Kosta Boda

Founded in Sweden in 1742, the Kosta glass factory was named after two generals under King Charles XII of Sweden, and is the oldest existing glass factory in Europe. Later, it merged with Boda to become Kosta Boda. Famous for being a supplier to the Swedish royal family, it is a world-renowned brand whose products are even used at the Nobel Prize awards banquet. It is also known for having employed renowned glassmakers such as Erik Hoglund and Signe Persson Melin.

[About Monica Backström]

Monica Backstrom produced numerous works around the 1970s. Her most famous is the Mushroom series.
It was created with the message, "We wanted to do something uniquely Swedish, conveying the message that we need to protect the environment."

[Before purchasing]

 

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.
I've included photos to make it as easy to understand as possible, so please check them out.

*For environmental reasons and cost reduction, the packaging will be as follows:
We will be using recycled cardboard and waste paper.