Atraxia is part of Kaja’s Otherworldly Bodies series. These works challenge human perceptions of glassware, developing shapes that create a sense of movement. The pieces in this series appear to possess a life of their own. Kaja draws her inspiration from the iridescent nature of mother of pearl, having found a way to infuse the silky surface of her glass with its softly glowing colours.

Height 16 cm
Width 33 cm
Depth 15

Opia is part of a body of work that challenges human perceptions of glass. Kaja draws much of her inspiration from the iridescent qualities of mother of pearl. After much experimentation she was able to develop a technique enabling her to infuse the soft colours into the silky surface of her glass. Anyone viewing this piece might find it to be warm and welcoming.

Height 12 cm
Diameter 16

Solasta forms part of a body of work that challenges human perceptions of glass, to the extent that anyone viewing this piece might find it to be warm and welcoming. Kaja draws her inspiration from the iridescent qualities of mother of pearl, having found a way to infuse the silky surface of her glass with its softly glowing colours.

Height 20 cm
Width 13 cm
Depth 14

Shoshin forms part of a body of work that challenges human perceptions of glass, to the extent that anyone viewing this piece might find it to be warm and welcoming. Kaja draws her inspiration from the iridescent qualities of mother of pearl, having found a way to infuse the silky surface of her glass with its softly glowing colours.

Height 16 cm
Width 28 cm
Depth 20