Aquarelle Hand-Blown Glass Round Vase (12.5in/32cm)

Aquarelle Hand-Blown Glass Round Vase (12.5in/32cm)David Valners father Ale designed the Aquarelle collection in 2017, fuelled by the idea of balancing the solidity of glass with the fluidity of water. Although inspired by the watercolour technique, these pieces are not actually painted instead, coloured ovals are located inside the hand blown glass mass to create eye catching gradients akin to drops of paint soaking into wet paper.

but is perhaps better suited today to a wristwatch or bracelet

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The large proportions and pleasingly naturalistic lines make them a striking centrepiece for serving

The only tricky part will be choosing which four to take

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