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Recycled Wine Glass in Leaf Green
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We use recycled metals from refiners committed to sustainable practices, melting down existing silver and gold to create high-quality materials with a lower environmental impact. Our recycled glass is made from scrap windows and bottles.
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Thaw - Recycled Wine Glass in Leaf Green
Look, this glass is not entirely straight so when pouring a drink into it you need to stop talking about house prices and school catchments areas and focus on not spilling anything.

This piece's sculptural form reflects a conceptual, theme-based approach, which stands in stark contrast to the classical rules of decoration that pervade traditional glassware. Made from 100% broken window and bottle glass melted down and repurposed using old engine oil as fuel.

Thaw - Recycled Wine Glass in Leaf Green
Product Specifications
Materials & Details


-  Thoughtfully handcrafted

-  Recycled glass

-  Height:  18cm | 7.09"

-  Width:  8.5cm | 3.35"

-  Depth:  8cm | 3.15"

 


Please note: Photos are only indicative. Each item is 100% handmade - items may differ slightly in shape and size, all irregularities are intentional.


Process

Source Material:  Goya / da Vinci / Georges Perec, La Vie mode d'emploi (Paris: Hachette, 1978) / Georges Perec, Species of Spaces and Other Pieces (London, Penguin Classic, 1998)


Background noise:  While this collection was in development we may or may not have been influenced by the following experiences: [01] Watching all of the films of Kore-eda Hirokazu available on DVD in the UK. [02] Listening to Philip Glass - mainly Einstein on the Beach and Metamorphosis [03] Two visits to Gormley at the Royal Academy (one with children)

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