Glass

Design & Aesthetics

Jeanne Koepp believes that every material has its own appeal. With glass, she has access not only to its translucency but also to an intense spectrum of colour. It was this luminosity and richness of colour that inspired her to explore this initially unfamiliar material and to discover its aesthetic and inherent possibilities for her own creative work.

With a clear and contemporary formal language, combined with outstanding craftsmanship – blown in wooden moulds at sites steeped in tradition – each piece impresses through its high functionality, bringing beauty and poetry into everyday life. Under Koepp's hands, solid craftsmanship and artistic ambition unite to create sensuous objects of everyday culture. All three series are guided by a classical form, broken by straight-cut rims and engraved elements.

From Fire to Form

Every vase tells a story – shaped by master hands, fire, and decades of craft experience. In Murano and Zwiesel, the glass vases are created according to a centuries-old tradition – mouth-blown in wooden moulds. No two pieces are alike – each one the result of the combined skill of 3 glassblowers. After blowing, every vase is slowly cooled for 24 hours before being ground and polished by hand.