Cappadocia Clear Glass Vase No:14

Cappadocia No:14 balances stone, one of the heaviest and most ancient elements of the earth, with the volatile, gravity-defying lightness of glass. This special design embraces the millennia-old layered memory of nature with a transparent breath, as if suspended in air.

The focal point of this piece is the sculptural, wide, expansive, and almost dome-like form of hand-blown glass. Rising with a slender and elegant neck, this crystal-clear body flows over the sedimentary rock beneath it like a melted drop of water. The beige, brown, and charcoal black horizontal lines of the stone reflect through the glass's wide curved surface, which creates a lens effect, offering a different visual depth from every angle. Rather than completely covering the stone, the glass flows from one end towards the ground, adding an effortless, natural, and "wabi-sabi" asymmetry to the design.

Cappadocia No:14 is designed for those seeking a serene yet powerful "statement" in their living spaces. Its wide body perfectly captures light, while its narrow neck structure is ideal for displaying minimal dry branches or a single elegant flower. On wooden tables, linen tablecloths, or raw concrete surfaces, it is a captivating art object that demonstrates how time slows down and how nature's contrasts harmoniously unite.

Technical Specifications:

• Material: High clarity (Crystal Clear), thin-walled hand-blown glass & Horizontally layered/sedimentary natural rock
• Color Palette: Completely colorless, light-refracting transparent glass & Natural stone striped in earth, beige, and anthracite tones
• Design Form: Narrow-necked, wide/expansive bodied; organic glass structure flowing assymmetrically from the stone towards the ground.
• Dimensions: Approximately 18 cm height x 24 cm width (May vary by millimeters depending on the spread diameter of the glass and the natural cut of the stone)
• Weight: 3 kg - 5 kg range (Depends on the density of the sedimentary rock)
• Uniqueness: 100% handmade. The angle at which the glass embraces the stone and the millennia-old geological veins of the rock make each Cappadocia No:14 unique in the world.