Collection Jewelled Goblet x Lindsey Fontjin

A collaboration between two makers whose practices meet at the intersection of glass and goldsmithing. Each goblet is hand-blown by Zawistowska without a mould, the glass shaped through direct engagement with the molten material, no two pieces alike. The silver base is handcrafted by Amsterdam-based goldsmith Lindsey Fontijn, trained at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, and set with carefully selected natural gemstones. The foot becomes a jewel in its own right.

The result is an object that sits between the functional and the sculptural, a goblet that carries the marks of two distinct crafts brought into quiet dialogue.

Various dimensions

Uniques pieces

 

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Type

    Pre-order only

  • Artist

    Aleksandra Zawistowska

  • Designed

    2023

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    Aleksandra Zawistowska

    Artist

    Aleksandra Zawistowska

    Aleksandra Zawistowska is an artist and designer. Having studied in Warsaw, Lisbon and Amsterdam, she holds Master's degrees in both Art and Architecture. She established Szkło Studio during her studies at Sandberg Instituut. Her work focuses on hand-blown glass, challenging the physical properties of materials and the definition of beauty. 

    Aleksandra navigates diverse mediums, techniques and scales. Drawing inspiration from nature, geology, and the built environment, her work merges the realms of science, culture and oftentimes something beyond. Her work leads her to travel across Europe, engaging with various workshops expanding her making process.

    She has been listed AD100 of Architectural Digest and Dwell24: The Best Emerging Designers of Dwell Magazine. She was a finalist of the Kunszt Program of Starak Family Foundation, UrbanGlass scholarship-holder, Artist-in-Residence of Baltic Gallery of Contemporary Art and Arctic Circle Expedition in Svalbard.

    Her work was published in major media outlets and was exhibited internationally in private galleries and public institutions worldwide.