handblown glass

Yudi Suardi's delicate sculpture makes a delightful piece of home decor. The Balinese artisan starts by hand blowing a goblet from molten glass, placing his creation on top of a benalu wood base with a naturally flat bottom. To the side, a jempinis wood hummingbird uses his long, needle-like beak to take a sip from a blooming flower.

To create his unique sculpture, Yudi Suardi hand carves a patch of dainty mushrooms from jempinis wood. The Balinese artisan hand carves the mushrooms from jempinis wood, using a benalu base with a naturally flat bottom to support the carving. Nearby, a handblown glass vase completes the sculpture with a glossy finish that contrasts beautifully with the wood.

Crafted from handblown glass, this vase by Made Sadia makes a striking addition to your decor. Shaped and crafted in a cylindrical-arch, wave shape, its clear glass up top gives way to a wider base below. A light hint of blue distinguishes this unique design by the talented Balinese artisan.

Because each piece is handmade, shape and size can vary slightly and tiny bubbles may appear within the glass. This exemplifies the hand-blown technique, making every piece a unique example of blown glass craftsmanship.

Crafted by hand, this mid-sized vase by Bali's Made Sadia is a striking addition to your decor. The thick-walled vase is shaped with traditional blown glass techniques into an elegant, cylindrical-arch, wave form. The clear cylinder gives way to an ocean-toned base beneath.

Because each piece is handmade, shape and size can vary slightly and tiny bubbles may appear within the glass. This exemplifies the hand-blown technique, making every piece a unique example of blown glass craftsmanship.

From Made Sadia in Bali, this unique sculpture appears entirely organic, as if the glass vessel has melted into the albesia wood base. Each sculpture is made individually, with the blown glass and the wood formed and fitted together. No two sculptures will be exactly alike.

This graceful original sculpture is the creation of Bali's Made Sadia. Each trumpet-like blown glass shape is one of a kind, as is each piece of the albesia wood that is used for the base. The glass and the wood are formed and fitted together, making each sculpture entirely unique.