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Beans Bowl, Frosted White
$490.00$700
Beans bowl by Kosta Boda in freehand-blown glass to make each product unique.
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Beans Bowl$490
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Frost White
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The bowl by Kosta Boda is made of freehand-blown glass to make each product unique. It has a unique, vivid pattern adding that little extra touch to the surrounding environment. A perfect decorative item to turn an unremarkable room into a stunning and visually interesting space. Choose between two different colours.
Designed by Bertil Vallien. Designed 2021.
- Freehand-blown art glass.
- Unique, vivid pattern.
- Diameter: 245 mm.
- Height: 120 mm.
- Weight: 400 g .
- The bowl comes in different colours.
- From the collection Beans.
- Also available as a vase.
- Each item is unique due to the handmade design.
- Made in Sweden
- Designed in Sweden
- Hand wash recommended.
Designed by Bertil Vallien. Designed 2021.
About the bowl from Kosta Boda
- Freehand-blown art glass.
- Unique, vivid pattern.
- Diameter: 245 mm.
- Height: 120 mm.
- Weight: 400 g .
- The bowl comes in different colours.
- From the collection Beans.
- Also available as a vase.
- Each item is unique due to the handmade design.
- Made in Sweden
- Designed in Sweden
Care advice for the bowl
- Hand wash recommended.
Product information
- Item number315561
- Delivery item number7520168
- Brand
- Series
- DesignerBertil Vallien
- Freight classSmall
- ColourFrost White
- Designed inSweden
- Hand wash recommendedYes
- Made inSweden
- MaterialMouth-blown glass
- Diameter24.5 cm
- Height12 cm
- Weight400 g
About the brand
Kosta Boda (originally Kosta Glasbruk) was founded in 1742 by two highly decorated soldiers from the army of legendary King Charles XII: Field Marshall Baron Georg Bogislaus Staël von Holstein and Lieutenant General Anders Koskull. Almost three centuries later, the oldest Swedish glassworks company has also grown to become arguably the best in the country.