Slightly elongated vase in mustard yellow with an optical pattern.
Height 13 cm
Width 8 cm
Both Christina Hellevik and Leif Møller Nielsen are newcomers to Ebeltoft. Originally from Norway, Christina got her artistic education in Denmark, while Leif came to Ebeltoft from Copenhagen. Both of them trained as glassblowers in the famous Swedish Kosta. Their glass workshop Pust (which translates as "Blow") is today situated in the old merchant´s house in the centre of picturesque Ebeltoft – once a fishing town surrounded by magnificent nature. The place is a combination of the hot shop and a sales gallery filled with unique hand blown utility and decorative glass items. Exquisite shapes – either plain or decorated – are in perfect balance with the delicate shades of colours.
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Slightly elongated vase in mustard yellow with an optical pattern.
Height 13 cm
Width 8 cm
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Purple calabash shaped glass vase with optical pattern.
Height 16 cm
Width 8 cm
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This round vase was hand blown and features an optical pattern.
Height 9 cm
Width 9 cm
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Multi-coloured pendant lamp with LED lightbulbs. The lamp consists of 5–7 blown glass balls with different optical patterns, mounted on a coloured electrical wire. The ceramic socket is hidden inside a turned wooden sleeve.
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These hand-blown glass vessels were made using the Incalmo technique of joining two glass bubbles of different colours together.
Height 30 cm
Width 23 cm