STAB LIGHT C LED PENDANT , DDST01003
Stablight is produced using very traditional glass blowing techniques.
The diffuser is crafted out of hand-blown glass layered over a wooden mold, carefully formed by hand from a hard and wet wood.
A glass blowing pipe is used to gather several layers of glass in various colors, which is then blown and shaped by hand to create a shape that mirrors that of the wooden mold it is placed on top of.
After the “hotshop” production phase, the vases are finished in a cutting shop, where additional parts are cut out and the surface is polished to a high gloss.
The production process uses the extraordinary skills of glassmakers, who continue to pass down their knowledge from generation to generation.
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STAB LIGHT C LED PENDANT , DDST01003
Stablight is produced using very traditional glass blowing techniques.
The diffuser is crafted out of hand-blown glass layered over a wooden mold, carefully formed by hand from a hard and wet wood.
A glass blowing pipe is used to gather several layers of glass in various colors, which is then blown and shaped by hand to create a shape that mirrors that of the wooden mold it is placed on top of.
After the “hotshop” production phase, the vases are finished in a cutting shop, where additional parts are cut out and the surface is polished to a high gloss.
The production process uses the extraordinary skills of glassmakers, who continue to pass down their knowledge from generation to generation.
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Stablight is produced using very traditional glass blowing techniques.
The diffuser is crafted out of hand-blown glass layered over a wooden mold, carefully formed by hand from a hard and wet wood.
A glass blowing pipe is used to gather several layers of glass in various colors, which is then blown and shaped by hand to create a shape that mirrors that of the wooden mold it is placed on top of.
After the “hotshop” production phase, the vases are finished in a cutting shop, where additional parts are cut out and the surface is polished to a high gloss.
The production process uses the extraordinary skills of glassmakers, who continue to pass down their knowledge from generation to generation.
