Bowls

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The curved nature of these bowls is a good example of the Functionalism school of design (the function of an object should determine its design and materials). Created to embody this school of thought, the Culbuto pattern dates back to 1935.

Measures 4¾" diameter x 2¼" h.

Assorted Colors

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Created by Moser’s master engravers, this whimsical pattern called "Pebbles" evokes the look of both small stones and little chunks of ice.

Measures 4¾" diameter x 3" h.

Assorted Colors

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Studio Moser's artistic director Lukas Jaburek shares his inspiration for creating the colorful shapes and sizes comprising the City collection: When you are at street level in a busy urban area, initially all the streets are rectangular, and all the buildings appear the same; however, upon closer inspection, each building actually has its own face and unique character. They are distinguished by their color, their inner core, which in turn influences the atmosphere of the entire city. One complements the other and if you keep this in mind, it heightens one’s appreciation of the beautiful silhouettes and panorama of the city.

Measures 5" d.

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Studio Moser and head designer Lukáš Jabůrek were inspired by a rose to create the Rouge Bowl. Swirls of color offset by layers of white create a stunning depth to this masterpiece.

Measures 9¾" diameter x 7½" h.

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The name of this bowl stems from the optical effect of the opposing walls reflecting back alternating layers of color and white which appear to create multiple- if not quite 100- layers to this fascinating piece.

Measures 9¾" diameter x 7½" h.

Assorted Colors

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The Moser Bubbles Bowl features optical effects created by multiple circular cuts which appear to envelope it in a stream of rising effervescence. 

Measures 9¾" diameter x 7½" h.

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Moser brings a charming lightness to crystal with the Optic collection, masterfully developed around the playful effect of pervading light. Offered in the Moser color range, each footed bowl is mouthblown of pure unleaded ecological crystal glass. Handmade in the Czech Republic.

Measures 5" diameter x 4" h.

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Named for Taiwan's renowned Chai Te bakery, Moser was inspired by their famous pineapple cake dessert. Designed by Lukáš Jabůrek, each piece is handcrafted with an underlay of aquamarine and green paired with criss-crossed pineapple cuts into the crystal, enhanced with a platinum band around the opening. Handmade in the Czech Republic of the world's finest lead-free crystal.

Assorted Pieces

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Created by Moser’s master engravers, this whimsical pattern called "Pebbles" evokes the look of both small stones and little chunks of ice. Usually found in barware, the handsome pattern is translated into rugged candlelight, dispersing light in beguiling patterns through the hand-cut and polished crystal. Mouth-blown of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

Measures 2¼" diameter x 2" h.

Assorted Colors

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The Sweet collection was designed by Studio Moser artistic director Lukáš Jabůrek who wanted to capture the bliss of tea on a lazy afternoon and the memory of a slice of sweet confection from a bundt cake pan. 

Measures 11¼" diameter x 5" h.

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Designed by František Moudrý in 2015, the Danaa bowl takes the popular drift ice barware pattern and transforms it into an arresting art glass piece. Made of thousands of pieces of ice frozen in a singular formation. The sharp edges give the work light, purity and the unique optics of perfectly cut glass crystal.

Measures 9¾" diameter x 7½" h.

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The Galaxy bowl represents another successful collaboration between acclaimed Czech artist René Roubíček and the Moser factory. As with past works, it reflects his fascination with optical effects and geometry. With concentric circles of color layered upon a clear base, the Galaxy bowl is an aptly named piece.

MEasures 10 ¾" d.

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The seashell bowl was an entry in the annual design competition for the Ludwig Moser Award (a competition to encourage young, creative talents from secondary and higher vocational glassmaking colleges and arts universities) and was an honorable mention in the category of secondary schools. Designed by Tereza Rusinová, the artist was inspired by the energy and motion of ocean waves.

Measures 13" d.