A set of nine “Ventana” glass vases
A beautifully curated set of nine glass vases by Mona Morales Schildt for Kosta Boda, each one a small sculpture in colour and light. Hand-picked to work together as an impressive collection, the group spans rich emerald green, deep cobalt and turquoise blues, and glowing amber tones—creating an eye-catching rhythm when displayed as a cluster. The clear outer form frames the coloured inner core like a “window”, giving depth from every angle. Arrange them on a console or dining table for a refined, jewel-like statement of Swedish studio glass.
6.600 EUR
Mona Morales-Schildt
Mona Morales-Schildt is a Swedish glass artist and designer known for her innovative work in the field of glass design. She has become renowned for her ability to combine traditional glassblowing techniques with contemporary design sensibilities, producing pieces that are both functional and aesthetically striking.
Her work is often characterized by bold shapes, vivid colors, and a refined sense of texture. She is known to create both sculptural and functional glassware, including vases, bowls, and lighting fixtures. One of her key themes in design is the use of light and how it interacts with the glass, creating dynamic and ever-changing effects.
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