Large Glass Vases ‘Double Contrast’ by David Ševčík

These marbling large glass vases are a poignant contrast between two opposing forces.

The yin and yang of modern interior decor, these pieces meld together perfectly for those who wish to make a bold statement, without the bold colours.

High end and captivating, they are perfect for completing your interior decor project.

Artist Statement
The creative play of objects is based on the maximum suppression of the key properties of glass as a material. Although it is enamel, the object is completely non-transparent. If the metallurgical work is typical of the rotary movement of the glass gun, here it is suddenly abandoned at a certain point and passes into an irregular drapery more typical of the tailor’s craft. Let’s go.

Large Glass Vases – Artist

David Ševčík Glass artist is the Director of the glass company in the Czech Republic that was set up by famous Czech architect Bořek Šípek.

David has developed a wealth of knowledge working at the glassworks, collaborating with designers and architects from all over the world.

His warm and friendly team have a colourful style and can turn their hand to any glass project. Their teams are often hired by clients looking to create custom glass projects for buildings, for awards and for glass pieces of exceptional quality.

For over 30 years, the firm, based in the town of Lindava near Nový Bor, has been making the finest metallurgical glass and its large team has many admirers around the world.

Both Czech and foreign glass artists, along with designers, architects, actors and filmmakers, come together to collaborate.

The glassworks is well known for making the Tour De France trophies as well as the awards for Czech Thalia theatre.

In 2024, the firm was the main partner for the Czech Design Week awards in Prague, Czech Republic.

His team are always seeking new knowledge and is not afraid to experiment with glass to achieve the result they are seeking. No glass stone is left unturned.

“We constantly educate ourselves, experiment, and push the boundaries of what glass is capable of. Craftsmanship simply cannot do without it,” says David Ševčík.

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