Hot Cuts Salad Servers from Laurence Brabant crafted from hand-blown borosilicate glass featuring irregular and soft finished edges created by cutting the glass during the heating process.
Laurence Brabant is a designer that with the help of her husband Allain Villechange an expert flameworker, founded the renowned French glass studio under her name Laurence Brabant. Their intention is to produce unpretentious discreet designs through sophisticated, functional, simple object. All of their designs are handmade and mouth blown in their studio. None of them are made with molds, and there each of their pieces are made in one go which requires a lot of precision and expertise.
Brand Style: LB01601
Designer/Brand: LAURENCE BRABANT
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