This blue hued sculptural glass piece was shaped using the grall technique. The technique consists of blowing a glass form from several layers of coloured glass and then cutting through the layers to reveal shapes and patterns. The patterns were inspired by the Estonian national flower, the cornflower.

Height 14 cm
Width 14 cm

This glass lampshade, free blown without the use of a mould, creates a playful game of light and pattern through its wavy form and minute bubbles on its surface.

Height 40 cm
Width 30 cm

This opaque hand blown lampshade was decorated with wave-shaped pieces of glass fused to the lampshade. This piece brings together a rich range of techniques needed to create and assemble the various components.

Height 35 cm
Width 20 cm

This flycatcher is hand blown from an orange hued glass. Flycatchers were items commonly found in Estonia from the 19th century. Eili Soon has revisited this traditional object by changing the old form and using a colourful and eye-catching glass.

Height 14 cm
Diameter 14 cm

Vase LOTA are a series of hand blown vases created with a modern design both in the choice of colour and the form of the vase. The vases come in a wide range of colours and integrate well into many homes and interiors.

Height 22 cm
Diameter 14 cm