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A delicate net of lace-like veins formed from the calyx that gently wrapped and protected the fruit. The genus name, “Nicandra," is taken from the Grecian poet Nicander of Colophon, known for his works on poison. The stem and calyx turn black in places, and the leaves develop small black thorns.

Botanical essence
Delicacy with a solid core

Material
Polyester resin / dried flower

Size and weight
1.6"D × 1.6"W × 1.6"H / 74g

Both playful and graceful, each shape is milled, cut, and turned by hand. Each cup features a charred and polished interior. This charring harkens towards both Japanese 'shou sugi ban' techniques as well as the time-honored tradition of distilleries who charred the insides of their barrels before aging their precious cargo. Designed to be mixed and matched, available in cube, sphere, and geode forms.

• 2 ¼"w x 2 ¼"d x 2"h

• Food safe oil and wax finish

• Holds approx. 1.75 oz.

• Disclaimer: Not intended for use with liquids. Wood and water do not mix. 

A delicate net of lace-like veins formed from the calyx that gently wrapped and protected the fruit. The genus name, “Nicandra," is taken from the Grecian poet Nicander of Colophon, known for his works on poison. The stem and calyx turn black in places, and the leaves develop small black thorns.

Botanical essence
Delicacy with a solid core

Material
Polyester resin / dried flower

Size and weight
1.6"D × 1.6"W × 1.6"H / 74g

Dimensions variable: 1.5 – 3 in

Care Instructions: Rinse clean with warm water.

8 inches tall

Artist: Sirius Glassworks (Peter Gudrunas)

Using traditional methods first developed over 2000 years ago, Peter Gudrunas is a master glassblower working in an ancient art, forming contemporary glass that is prized for its classic beauty. At his studio near the shores of Lake Erie, he begins with raw materials such as powdered quartz and limestone, measures, mixes and refines them in a furnace powered at temperatures in excess of 2400 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the few glassblowers in North America to still make the majority of his glass from scratch, and working from an old handwritten recipe book, much of Peter's glass colours are unique to his practice, each piece is subtly different from the next.

3.5 inch diameter

White Stoneware / glass

For decorative use only

Artist: Minh Singer

6.5 inches tall

Artist: Sirius Glassworks (Peter Gudrunas)

Using traditional methods first developed over 2000 years ago, Peter Gudrunas is a master glassblower working in an ancient art, forming contemporary glass that is prized for its classic beauty. At his studio near the shores of Lake Erie, he begins with raw materials such as powdered quartz and limestone, measures, mixes and refines them in a furnace powered at temperatures in excess of 2400 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the few glassblowers in North America to still make the majority of his glass from scratch, and working from an old handwritten recipe book, much of Peter's glass colours are unique to his practice, each piece is subtly different from the next.

3.5 inch diameter

Buff stoneware / 22 karat gold
luster 

Artist: Minh Singer

6 inches tall

Artist: Sirius Glassworks (Peter Gudrunas)

Using traditional methods first developed over 2000 years ago, Peter Gudrunas is a master glassblower working in an ancient art, forming contemporary glass that is prized for its classic beauty. At his studio near the shores of Lake Erie, he begins with raw materials such as powdered quartz and limestone, measures, mixes and refines them in a furnace powered at temperatures in excess of 2400 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the few glassblowers in North America to still make the majority of his glass from scratch, and working from an old handwritten recipe book, much of Peter's glass colours are unique to his practice, each piece is subtly different from the next.

8.5 inches tall

Artist: Sirius Glassworks (Peter Gudrunas)

Using traditional methods first developed over 2000 years ago, Peter Gudrunas is a master glassblower working in an ancient art, forming contemporary glass that is prized for its classic beauty. At his studio near the shores of Lake Erie, he begins with raw materials such as powdered quartz and limestone, measures, mixes and refines them in a furnace powered at temperatures in excess of 2400 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the few glassblowers in North America to still make the majority of his glass from scratch, and working from an old handwritten recipe book, much of Peter's glass colours are unique to his practice, each piece is subtly different from the next.

Drawing inspiration from still lifes by Danish modernist artist Vilhelm Lundstrøm this sculptural ceramic bowl—handmade in Portugal using a slip-cast technique—marries refined simplicity with everyday function, picking up on the color palette and minimal yet mindful proportions of the simplified bowl, vessels and vases that characterize Lundstrøm's work. Designed by Nicholas Wiig Hansen, the Raawii Strøm Collection is distinguished by Hansen’s signature focus on shape being informed by function.

• 6h x 8.7"diam.
• Materials - Earthenware