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Poppy stacking vessel, ocean
Description
Utopia & Utility’s Poppy is a handcrafted art glass sculpture designed by Finnish-German Pia Wüstenberg. Poppy features a rounded glass base inspired by the form of a poppy seed pod, paired with a birch wood element placed on top. The wood’s uneven edges create a naturally elegant crown, giving the piece an organic and refined character. Stacked together, the elements form a striking decorative sculpture, while the glass vessel can also be used on its own – for example, as a vase for flowers.
The Stacking Vessels collection celebrates local craftsmanship, with all its pieces produced in Europe: the glass is mouth-blown in the Czech Republic, the wooden pieces hand-turned in Finland and the metal parts hand-spun in England. The final assembly takes place at Utopia & Utility's own warehouse in Northern Germany. Skillfully crafted Stacking Vessels add a captivating touch to any shelf or dining table and serve as a perfect choice for a memorable gift.
- Height: 25 cm
- Diameter: 15 cm
- Material Mouth-blown glass, hand-turned curly birch
- Colour Blue, natural wood
- Weight 1.7 kg
- Notes The product is handmade, so each piece is unique.
- Care instructions Wipe with a soft, dry cloth.
- Product ID: UU-POPPY-OCEAN
Pia Wüstenberg is a Finnish-German designer and the founder of Utopia & Utility, established in 2012. Having lived in England for many years, Wüstenberg studied product design at the Royal College of Art in London, graduating in 2011. Since 2017, she has divided her time between her studios in Northern Germany and the tranquil environment of Eastern Finland. Wüstenberg is renowned for her Stacking Vessels art glass series, which perfectly reflects her design philosophy: highlighting the contrast between human cultures and a connection to nature while skillfully blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design.
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