Vaso in roccia di cristallo

The Crystal Rock Vase is hand blown using traditional Bohemian glassmaking methods, a craft with centuries of heritage in the Czech Republic. The exterior facets are then cut by hand, creating the contrast between the organic interior surface and the precisely angled outer planes.

The vase is offered in amber, blue, clear, red, and uranium. Each colorway interacts differently with light, giving the faceted surfaces a distinct optical character depending on the glass tint.

Arik Levy is an Israeli-born, Paris-based designer, artist, and creative director whose work spans product design, sculpture, and art direction. His practice is rooted in the dialogue between natural form and industrial process, often drawing on geological and organic references to inform functional objects.

The piece functions as both a vase and a sculptural object. Its hand-blown glass interior accommodates flowers or branches, while the faceted form reads as an autonomous sculptural presence even when empty.

Lasvit is a Czech glass studio founded in 2007, rooted in the long tradition of Bohemian crystal craft. The studio collaborates with internationally recognized designers and artists to produce lighting, objects, and bespoke installations, consistently positioning Czech glassmaking within contemporary design culture.