Galaxy Bowl, 27.5 cm by Moser

Galaxy Bowl, 27.5 cm by Moser

Rene Roubicek designed vases and bowls exclusively for the Moser glassworks. The Galaxy collection, as the name suggests, represents a crystal mass with stars around. The stars are presented here as pastel pucks and cover the vase and bowl. As the author himself remarked: "It is a fascinating 'materialization' of one of my desires to make glass alive, clean, dynamic." Each coloured puck is situated in a way that created the effect of "a star". Contrasting colours were chosen to mimic the effect of mozaic.

Rene Roubicek designed the set of a vase and a bowl in 2008. The same year it was introduced to our customers.

Bonded crystal bowl with coloured pucks has a limit of 30 pieces.

Specification

• Size: 27.5 cm
• Height: no size

Design

Rene Roubicek

Roubicek was born in 1922 and he had been interested in drawing and music ever since he was a child. Thanks to Professor Jaroslav Vaclav Holecek, he eventually started working with glass at the School of Arts, Design and Architecture in Prague. His works have attracted attention at EXPO shows in Brussels, Montreal, and Osaka. According to Roubicek, the first of the exhibitions, which took place in 1958, was a major turning point thanks to which Czechoslovak artists were finally able to show themselves to the world. In 2006, Rene Roubicek partnered with Moser - he prepared a limited collection on the occasion of the brand's 150th anniversary. The partnership lasted for over five years and gave rise to, for example, the unconventional Buddy sculpture and the Galaxy bowl.