Description
It is said that the sphere is the most perfect shape in the universe — a symbol of absolute harmony, where infinity folds gracefully into itself. Within Spacey, an entire cosmos of mystery and nuance is revealed, captured in the heart of a gem-like material: lithyalin. Though it looks like a precious stone, it is, in fact, glass — born from an ancestral craft developed over 200 years ago in Northern Bohemia.
Lasvit is a Czech design and glassmaking company founded in 2007 by Leon Jakimič, a native of Liberec in Northern Bohemia—a region with a rich, centuries-old glassmaking tradition. Coming from a family with six generations of glassmakers, Jakimič studied economics at Loyola Marymount University in California and later earned an MBA in Hong Kong. His vision was clear: to merge the historical craftsmanship of Bohemian glass with bold, contemporary design.
Technical details :
Materials : Lithyalin Glass
Diameter : 300 mm
Height : 700 mm
Weight : 5,5 kg
Color : Lithyalin
Origin : Czech Republic
Design by : Lukas Novak
Lead time : 4 weeks
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