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cube DECO black bowl
cube DECO black bowl
cube DECO black bowl
cube DECO black bowl
cube DECO black bowl
cube DECO black bowl

cube DECO black bowl

SKU: CD-LB

€125

Our latest collection cube DECO, where impact of Cubism is fusing the past and the present, featuring new shapes and well-known signature the mirror effect. Black glass bowl will enhance your home as a beautiful decor or a fancy flower vase.

These items may have small flaws such as minor scratches or discoloration, but they are still fully functional and will be a great addition to your collection at a discounted price.

black exterior / black interior

Product size: W 230mm · H 168 mm ·  4,2l · 2.0 kg
Material: glass
Design by: Artis Nimanis
This an&angel product is handmade in Europe by highly skilled glass craftsmen. It is mouth-blown and individually handled to achieve the highest quality standard. Our innovative technology of treating the material in a high vacuum environment turns metal into fog that settles on the glass surface and creates our signature mirror coating.

Free shipping and return worldwide on all orders over 150 EUR. 

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All products are securely packaged in cardboard boxes, covered in protective foam casing.

make a statement

I always enjoy finding new innovative products. I am truly happy I found an&angel – their tableware is magnificent and a statement in my house.

Here you'll discover a variety of items from previous collections that are no longer in our regular inventory. In addition to our archive collections, we also offer a selection of seconds sale items.

where glass meets metal

We use materials that essentially shouldn't work together - metal and glass to form an ultra-thin stainless steel or titanium overlay with the glass surface to create a mirror effect while retaining transparency.

designed by

Artis Nīmanis

Artis Nimanis devoted years of experimentation in his Latvian studio developing an innovative, and exclusive, method for combining glass and metal. His technique is a treatment of the material in a high vacuum environment where the metal is transformed into a fog and allowed to naturally settle on the glass surface, and as a final stage is burned in with plasma rays.

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