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FUSO FLOWER VASE | ries

FUSO FLOWER VASE | ries

Handblown vase 

Ø 10,5cm x H 15cm

Regular price — €210,00 EUR (VAT, excl.)
Regular price Sale price — €210,00 EUR (VAT, excl.)
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FUSO FLOWER VASE | ries
FUSO FLOWER VASE | ries
FUSO FLOWER VASE | ries
FUSO FLOWER VASE | ries
Product Details

Fuso is our collection of handblown glass pieces crafted at Cristal San Carlos, the last virgin crucible glass factory in all of Latin America. The pieces achieve an organic and flattened effect by being manually manipulated after being blown, making each piece unique and different.

Material: handblown glass

How we ship it?

Availability: Stock

Shipping: Delivery via DHL, calculated at checkout.

Shipped from: Germany


Shipping Times

1. In-Stock Products: Shipping & delivery times range from 1 to 2 weeks, depending on the destination and customs procedures.

2. Pre-Order Products: Please check the specific production times listed above. Add an additional 1 to 2 weeks for shipping & delivery, depending on the destination and customs procedures.


Shipping Costs and Customs

Shipping costs and customs duties are the customer's responsibility. These are not included in the final product price and depend on each country's customs policies.


Delivery Information

When you place your order, you will receive an estimated delivery date on the checkout page. Additionally, we will send you an email with the estimated delivery date within a maximum of 3 days. Deliveries are made Monday to Friday, between 8 AM and 8 PM, excluding public holidays.


*For more information about our shipping policies, click on 'Shipping & Delivery Terms' at the end of the website.

*In case the designer has stock, the shipment will be made earlier, and we will notify you by email.

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Crafted at Cristal San Carlos—the last remaining virgin crucible glassworks in Latin America, operating in Santa Fe, Argentina since 1949—the Fuso Short Glass bridges historical preservation with contemporary form. Its production resurrects disused, rusty molds discovered on archival shelves, turning industrial heritage into a functional tool. While still incandescent, each glass is meticulously manipulated by hand to achieve its signature organic, collapsed silhouette. This deliberate unpredictability ensures that every object retains a singular, unrepeatable imprint of the artisan’s physical dialogue with the material.

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