Loaves are free blown and hot shaped into very large, heavy sculptures. The transparent, amber-hued glass represents the sun's light, which makes the grain ripen for our daily bread. They are engraved by a stone wheel and polished by hand.

Using ancient Muranese techniques zanfirico and a canna, Eva Moosbrugger made these three multicoloured and nature-inspired sculptures with free blowing and hot shaping. Copperwheel engravings, a piatti, and her own 'haptoglyph' technique are used to structure the surface.

Inlaid with coloured glass rods, these four sculptures are made of opaque glass. The glass was free blown and hot shaped, and multiple overlays were applied. The openings are made by hand (while blowing) or by sculptural uncovering (cold work). The surface is hand-structured.

This solidly blown, heavy object allows the light to dance. With numerous overlays in crystal, this transparent amber-hued glass is free blown and hot shaped. Copper-wheel engraving seeds structure the surface. The piece is part of the Jewel collection.

This collection of fine art sculptures was designed as dignified urns for burying the ashes of loved ones. The glass is free-blown with stone and copper-wheel engravings that have been hand-polished. These urns were awarded, among others, by Focus Open 2015 and German Design Award 2017.