Andrew Iannazzi Pineapple Hand-Blown Glass Pitcher
$280
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Andrew Iannazzi Hand-Blown Glass Large Serving Bowl
$280
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Andrew Iannazzi’s thoughtful creations aren’t just a sight to behold, but also a pleasure doing business with. This large glass bowl is mouth-blown from his workshop in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he spends his days experimenting with techniques to make each unique work of art. Fill it with everything from pancake batter to popcorn, letting its fun and kitschy character do the talking.
Product ID: 2219506006
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Other colours
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Andrew Iannazzi’s thoughtful creations aren’t just a sight to behold, but also a pleasure doing business with. This large glass bowl is mouth-blown from his workshop in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he spends his days experimenting with techniques to make each unique work of art. Fill it with everything from pancake batter to popcorn, letting its fun and kitschy character do the talking.
Product ID: 2219506006
View more from: Andrew Iannazzi / Serving bowls
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Meet the Maker:
Andrew Iannazzi
Andrew Iannazzi dreams up of-the-moment designs and brings them to life using centuries-old techniques. His glassblowing journey began during his time at Hartwick College in New York, landing him in several reputable studios across the United States before he settled in Cambridge, Massachusetts – where his workshop is still based today. To inform his creations, he utilises time-honoured artistic mediums such as off-hand blowing and traditional mold-blowing, capturing a sense of nostalgia that he carries through to his playful, retro aesthetic. He draws inspiration from Italian and Scandinavian design history, as well as popular American imagery. The results are fun, kitsch and packed with unexpected details.
