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Skyscraper

Designer:
Bodil Kjaer
Brand:
Cassina
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    Skyscraper Vase Specifications

    “Cassina” logo sandblasted into the base. Transparent pressed glass accents the complex shape of the object. The thickness of the glass lends value and importance to the piece. 

    Dimensions:

    15cm W x 22cm H x 11cm D

In this re-edition of the vase designed by Bodil Kjær in the early 1960s, architecture is the key feature. Its transparency magnifies the complex shape of the object, reminiscent of a skyscraper. Its sculptural shape is achieved through a particularly complex glass process requiring excellent artisan skills. Skyscraper is made of transparent glass mechanically pressed into a cast-iron mold to create the shape of a building and its elegant architectural details, an extremely arduous process, due to the considerable thickness of the glass.

In this re-edition of the vase designed by Bodil Kjær in the early 1960s, architecture is the key feature. Its transparency magnifies the complex shape of the object, reminiscent of a skyscraper. Its sculptural shape is achieved through a particularly complex glass process requiring excellent artisan skills. Skyscraper is made of transparent glass mechanically pressed into a cast-iron mold to create the shape of a building and its elegant architectural details, an extremely arduous process, due to the considerable thickness of the glass.

Designer

Bodil Kjaer

Bodil Kjær has designed a number of furniture pieces or, architectural elements, as she prefers to call them. Her aim was never to create sculptural statements but rather to find functional, economic, and aesthetic solutions.

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Brand

Cassina

Established in 1927 by Cesare and Umberto Cassina in Meda, Italy, Cassina launched industrial design in Italy in the 1950s, based on a totally innovative approach that marked the transition from artisan production to mass production. 

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