Round glass patera and beautiful pattern of white lace. Diameter of the 37 cm pater.
This glass Star was hand-cut and fired at high temperatures by Marta Wojciechowska.
A unique glass bowl can serve as a cup for ice cream or other desserts. The bowl is handmade – manually cut and fused in high temperatures.
The flat square plate was designed, made and signed (subtle engraver) by artist Marta Wojciechowska.
Unique and special in every respect the glass plateau, which was made by artist Marta Wojciechowska. Fired in high temepratures, hand cute and thus every piece is different and unique.
Spillikins – a game designed and created by artist Marta Wojciechowska.
Handmade in Poland. The hanger is designed for hanging a platter with a diameter of 37cm. Made of stainless steel with endings secured with plastic sleeves to protect the glass from scratching.
Round glass patera and beautiful pattern of white lace. Diameter of the 37 cm pater.
This glass Star was hand-cut and fired at high temperatures by Marta Wojciechowska.
A unique glass bowl can serve as a cup for ice cream or other desserts. The bowl is handmade – manually cut and fused in high temperatures.
The flat square plate was designed, made and signed (subtle engraver) by artist Marta Wojciechowska.
Unique and special in every respect the glass plateau, which was made by artist Marta Wojciechowska. Fired in high temepratures, hand cute and thus every piece is different and unique.
Spillikins – a game designed and created by artist Marta Wojciechowska.
Handmade in Poland. The hanger is designed for hanging a platter with a diameter of 37cm. Made of stainless steel with endings secured with plastic sleeves to protect the glass from scratching.
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I graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław in 1997 with a degree in glass designing. I love glass, wood, simplicity and expressiveness. Glass is an expressive material for sculpting, which is both sophisticated and charming in itself. Showing the decorativeness and beauty of glass seems too easy and obvious for me. I prefer to treat glass as a material as tender and evanescent as the air, water or ice, which closes its secret for a brief moment to release it later.
Glass and wood form a safe connection that is soft and devoid of tension.