Bloom & bone
A room, arrested
Hand-blown coloured glass and glazed ceramic. Shown one at a time, small in a large field, because that is how you actually look at an object.
Walk the room
Bloom & bone
Hand-blown coloured glass and glazed ceramic. Shown one at a time, small in a large field, because that is how you actually look at an object.
Walk the room
A colour you have to commit to
Glass
Raised on a foot so it reads as an object
Ceramic
No function whatsoever
Objects
Every piece here carries the same crimson somewhere in it — through a clear body, under a glaze, or as the whole thing. It is one colour, mixed once, used across glass and ceramic so that a vase bought this year sits correctly beside a platter bought next year.
Colour in hand-blown glass is never identical between pours. The depth changes with the thickness of the wall, so the same vase reads darker at the base and almost clear at the lip. That is the material behaving properly, and it is the reason to buy blown glass rather than moulded.
$15 anywhere in Australia, packed for glass. Dispatch 2–4 business days.
Photograph it within 7 days and we replace or refund. Glass broken in transit is on us.
Hand-blown and hand-glazed, so colour depth, wall thickness and height vary. Yours will not match the photograph exactly.
No. Hand-blown coloured glass has an uneven wall thickness, and a dishwasher's heat cycle puts stress across that unevenness. Wash by hand in warm water. The colour itself is in the glass, not on it, so it will never wash off or fade.
Close, not the same. Colour depth in blown glass follows wall thickness, so every piece grades differently between base and lip. Glazed ceramic varies with kiln position. If you are buying two things to sit together, buy them in the same order and they will be from the same run.
Yes. The coupes, tumblers and carafe are food-safe soda-lime glass. The sculptural pieces and the wall object are not intended to hold food or drink and are not tested for it.
No to both. The glaze is stable but the bodies are not made for thermal shock, and a crazed glaze is not covered as a fault once it has been heated. They are serving pieces.
Double-boxed with moulded pulp and paper, no foam. If it arrives broken, photograph the box as well as the piece and we replace it — the box tells us where it happened and we would rather know.
Dispatch is 2–4 business days. After that it is standard parcel post — usually 2–5 business days east coast, longer to WA, NT and regional addresses.