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Haoto Vase 80 mm Crystal

152.99 €

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The vase from the Haoto collection was created in collaboration between the Květná 1794 glassworks and Japanese architect Kengo Kuma.

The common denominator of the entire series is a clean cylindrical shape and a unique detail: a delicate imprint of leaf veins on the bottom of each piece, giving each piece its own completely unique motif. This natural detail fully unfolds in the play of light, transforming the everyday use of glass into a contemplative experience.

The Haoto collection, whose name evokes the sound of leaves in Japanese, combines the subtle beauty of hand-blown thin-walled glass with Kuma’s philosophy of calm and harmony. The result is a piece of glass that is both technically perfect and timeless, sensitively connecting nature with everyday life.

The wider vase is intended for ikebana-style compositions and creates space for arrangements that highlight the harmony between nature and glass.

All our products are handmade, therefore each piece is unique. You may encounter minor imperfections, such as small bubbles or minor surface irregularities, which are only an evidence of handmade production and do not detract from the beauty or functionality of the product. For more information, please visit our guaranteed quality parameters.

Weight 256 g
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Kengo Kuma

TRADITION SINCE 1794

UNIQUE DESIGN COLLECTIONS

LEAD-FREE GLASS

CZECH HANDMADE PRODUCTION

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      Production

      PRODUCTION

      First, the shape of the product must be designed. A shape that not only looks good but is primarily functional, allowing the beverage to fully develop its potential. Then, a master mold maker creates a mold from beech wood. The mold must be accurate to a tenth of a millimeter, ensuring that each piece matches in size and shape.

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      Then, the master glassmaker blows lead-free glass, melted at over 1200°C, into a shape that fits the wooden mold, where it is then further blown into its final form. The higher the quality of the glass and the higher the temperature, the more durable the final product is, despite the lightness and thinness that hand-blown glass offers.

      For wine glasses, molten glass is reheated on the underside of the bowl and then pulled with special tongs to form the stem, called a “štýlek”. The stem must be thin, yet durable, to withstand both enthusiastic clinking and dishwasher cleaning without worry. For products without a stem, the product undergoes gradual cooling. But wine glasses (or stemmed glasses) are far from finished at this stage!

      A small drop of molten glass is placed on the shaped and cooled stem, and it is then shaped with tongs to form the base of the glass, called the “dýnko”. The molten glass fuses inseparably with the already solid material, meaning no glue or grinding of joints is needed.

      The top of the product is snapped off using a diamond tool. The rim is then ground down and polished with a flame. For cut or decorated products, careful handwork follows.

      In the penultimate step, each product is given great attention. Only items without visible defects proceed to the next step, which is sandblasting the KVĚTNÁ 1794 logo and packaging it for its journey to you.

      Maintenance

      MAINTENANCE

      Our glass is world-class, primarily thanks to the highest quality raw materials, lead-free glass, and hand processing. That is why we can guarantee the quality of our products 100%. There are a few practical tips, and by following them, our glass can bring you joy for a long time.

      For regular glass:

      1. Wash gently. This means you can wash glassware in the dishwasher without worry, but always use a gentle program and ensure that the glass is correctly placed, not touching other dishes, and that the dishwasher arm won’t hit it. For delicate items such as carafes, vases, or jugs, we do not recommend using the dishwasher. For perfect cleaning, simply soak the glass in warm water with a bit of detergent; for hard-to-reach dirt, use our limescale cleaner.
      2. Avoid extreme temperature changes. Rapid temperature changes (hot to cold) can cause glass to crack. Avoid exposing glass to thermal shocks.
      3. Avoid improper polishing. For correct polishing of the glass, check out our short instructional video where you can find all the necessary information.

      MAINTENANCE OF DECORATED GLASS

      1.  Wash gently. Products decorated with gold are not dishwasher safe. Always wash them by hand using a gentle detergent, and avoid scrubbing too hard.
      2. Avoid extreme temperature changes. Rapid temperature changes (hot to cold) are not good for the glass. Avoid exposing glassware, carafes, or jugs to thermal shocks.
      3. Store glass dry. The reaction of silver under the gold layer with atmospheric influences can gradually cause corrosion of the gold decoration. To prevent corrosion, store gold-decorated glass in completely dry conditions.
      4. Polish properly. If the gold starts to corrode, you can restore its original quality with the careful application of a suitable polishing agent. For perfect polishing, we recommend using SITOL products for polishing glass, decorated glass, and metals. The polishing must be gentle, only in areas affected by corrosion. Excessive polishing of entire surfaces can damage the gold layer.

      And that’s it! By following these three principles, we believe the glass from Květné will bring you joy for a long time.