Antrei Hartikainen's breathtakingly beautiful Melt vase is made in cooperation with the Lasismi glass studio in Riihimäki, Finland. The unforgettable design of the mouth-blown Melt vases draws inspiration from the movements of water and its constant metamorphosis from one form to another – the vivid texture of the glass evokes images of spring ice partially melted by the sun or the surface of a lake in sensual movement, escorted by a light summer breeze. A unique mold technique creates the interesting, three-dimensional appearance of Melt vases and turns each vase into a delicate and delightful work of art.
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Melt vase, S, peach
Antrei Hartikainen
Description
Antrei Hartikainen's breathtakingly beautiful Melt vase is made in cooperation with the Lasismi glass studio in Riihimäki, Finland. The unforgettable design of the mouth-blown Melt vases draws inspiration from the movements of water and its constant metamorphosis from one form to another – the vivid texture of the glass evokes images of spring ice partially melted by the sun or the surface of a lake in sensual movement, escorted by a light summer breeze. A unique mold technique creates the interesting, three-dimensional appearance of Melt vases and turns each vase into a delicate and delightful work of art.
- Width: 17 cm
- Depth: 16 cm
- Height: 27 cm
- Material Mouthblown glass
- Colour Orange, white
- Weight 1.7 kg
- Notes Please note that each vase is unique due to the manufacturing technique.
- Care instructions Gentle hand wash
- Product ID: AH103
Antrei Hartikainen (b. 1991) is a Finnish master cabinetmaker and designer who explores the many uses and possibilities of wood in a distinctive and deeply personal way. The son of a carpenter, Hartikainen has spent his entire life surrounded by wood.
He has received several design awards, and in 2018 he was named Young Designer of the Year by Design Forum Finland.
Antrei Hartikainen: At the crossroads of woodcraft and art
Antrei Hartikainen is a Finnish master cabinetmaker who graduated from the Salpaus Further Education Centre in 2013 and is known for his refined wooden objects and sculptural design language. His work often moves between the worlds of design and art, highlighting a deep respect for materials, exceptional craftsmanship and the natural qualities of wood.
Sculptural wooden design
Antrei Hartikainen’s approach is rooted in an intimate understanding of wood as a material. His design language is at once playfully artistic and beautifully minimal, with every piece shaped through a dialogue with the wood’s natural grains, surfaces and structures. Sensuous forms, gentle harmony and meticulous finishing are all hallmarks of Hartikainen’s work.
International recognition
Hartikainen’s works have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions around the world, and his career has also gained international acclaim. Among other honours, he has received awards at the Scandinavian Design Awards, Red Dot Design Awards as well as the Rising Talent Award at the Maison&Objet fair.
Hartikainen’s Kukkii sculpture series was named Product of the Year at the 2017 Muoto Gala, and the Verso salad servers won the Golden A’ Design Award in the same year. In 2018, he was also named Young Designer of the Year in Finland.
Who: Antrei Hartikainen
- Finnish master cabinetmaker and designer (born 1991).
- Works include unique art objects, sculptures and wooden furniture.
- Known for an organic, sculptural and material-driven design language.
- Notable works: Parasol tables (Maze), Bastone collection (Nikari), Kukkii sculpture series.
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