Deborah Ehrlich Maple Large Cutting Board
¥33,200
Deborah Ehrlich Hand-Blown Crystal Orchid Bud Vases (Set of 2)
¥26,800
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Deborah Ehrlich’s crystal captures her background in sculpture – it was while studying sculpture that she swapped an analytical approach for one of intuition and openness. After meticulously designing her contemporary forms, she passes them to her craftsman in Sweden who utilises traditional blowing, cutting and polishing techniques to realise the pieces. The results are intriguingly and beautifully paradoxical: simple yet complex, light but sturdy, powerful yet subtle.
Product ID: 2206303002
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Deborah Ehrlich’s crystal captures her background in sculpture – it was while studying sculpture that she swapped an analytical approach for one of intuition and openness. After meticulously designing her contemporary forms, she passes them to her craftsman in Sweden who utilises traditional blowing, cutting and polishing techniques to realise the pieces. The results are intriguingly and beautifully paradoxical: simple yet complex, light but sturdy, powerful yet subtle.
Product ID: 2206303002
View more from: Deborah Ehrlich / Vases
More from Deborah Ehrlich
Deborah Ehrlich Hand-Blown Crystal Decanter
¥83,000
Deborah Ehrlich Hand-Blown Crystal Orchid Bud Vases (Set of 2)
¥26,800
Deborah Ehrlich Hand-Blown Crystal Cocktail Glasses (Set of 4)
¥48,000
Deborah Ehrlich Hand-Blown Crystal Hurricane Lantern
¥59,000
Deborah Ehrlich Maple Small Cutting Board
¥28,400
Deborah Ehrlich Hand-Blown Crystal Lupine Vase
¥29,600
Deborah Ehrlich Hand-Blown Crystal Water Glasses (Set of 4)
¥48,000
Meet the Maker:
Deborah Ehrlich
Deborah Ehrlich started designing her lead-free crystal glassware in 1999, guided by her unwavering commitment to perfect proportions. From her Hudson Valley studio, she designs pieces with a certain poeticism before passing the precise line drawings to her glassblower in Sweden. A special chemistry is at play that makes the drinking experience feel tailor-made to you, from the way it feels in your palm to the hand-cut and polished lip that enhances the taste of what you choose to pour within. But crystal isn’t her only métier, as she works with a furniture maker in Rhode Island who translates her subtle design language into delicate yet structurally sound maple cutting boards and elemental chairs.
