Kosta Boda
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Beautiful Yellow Vase by Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda Type Satelitte
Caramba Vase by Ulrica Hydman-Vallien for Kosta Boda, Sweden, 1980s
Signed Bertil Vallien For (Kosta) Boda Bowl Or Vase Sweden
Signed Ulrica Hydman-Vallien for Kosta Boda ‘Black Magic’ Glass Vase Sweden
Signed Ulrica Hydman-Vallien for Kosta Boda ‘Black Magic’ glass bowl Sweden
Signed Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda ‘Meteor’ Blue Glass Vase Sweden
Kosta Boda - "May" vase by Kjell Engman - Signed
Mosaic Vase
Kosta Boda "Open Minds" Crystal Vase by Ulrica Hydman
Seaweed & Fish Vases by V. L. Kosta, Set of 2
Vase by Mona Morales Schildt for Kosta, 1960s, set of 2
Scandinavian glass art vase known as May by Kjell Engman for Kosta Boda, 1980s
Swedish vase by B. Vallien for Kosta Boda, 1980s
Glass vases by Vallien for Kosta Boda, set of 3
Large green Tang-Li vase by Morales Schildt for Kosta
Scandinavian art glass Unik vase by Göran Wärff Kosta for Kosta Boda, Sweden, 1980s
Kosta Boda designer vase by Erik Höglund in stunning turquoise color from 1950-1960.
Kosta Boda “Blue Satellite” vase, signed with sticker, 32cm
Kosta Boda glass vase, signed Wärff, Snowball vase
Kosta Boda Vase Galaxy Blue, signed Vallien
Mid-Century Kosta Boda Pink Glass Vase - Ulrica Hydman Vallien Scandinavian Design / 1970s
Beautiful orange vase by Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda, type Satelitte
Kosta boda anna ehrner vase
Glass vase, Swedish design, 1980s, manufacturer: Kosta Boda, designer: Anna Ehrner
Kosta Boda
Kosta Boda
For those who love glass that makes a difference, Whoppah can come to the brand Kosta Boda. It's just glass, but at the same time, it's so much more. Kosta Boda has been working with glass for nearly 300 years, during which time they have developed a deep understanding and love for the material. Working with design, interiors, lifestyle and art, Kosta Boda strives to create products that are bold and progressive, yet easy and accessible.
Origin of Kosta Boda
Kosta Boda has its roots deep in the history of glass art. The story begins in 1742, when the Kosta glass factory was founded in the Swedish village of Kosta. This was the very first glass company in Sweden and marked the beginning of a glass-making tradition that has continued throughout the centuries. In 1742, Anders Koskull, a Swedish nobleman, joined forces with George Bogislaus Staël von Holstein, a Swiss businessman and pioneer in the glass industry, to establish the Kosta glass factory. This factory soon became known for its high-quality glassware and remained a major player in the world of glass art.
Kosta Boda vase
Kosta Boda vases and bowls are still crafted and designed by world-renowned glass artists. The Swedish glass blowers work only with pure crystal for this purpose. Thanks to the centuries-old glass tradition, Kosta Boda is able to create the most beautiful vases and bowls together with the master glassblowers. The vases and bowls of Kosta Boda are especially recognizable by the presence of beautiful colors and natural shapes. All Kosta Boda vases also feature engraving. Take a look at the blue vase from Kosta Boda's Contrast series, made of crystal glass. The Blue/amber vase from the Mirage series by Kosta Boda is also a gem among vases. Other examples include the Kosta Boda Open Minds, Kosta Boda Summer Breeze or the Kosta Boda Craquele vase.
Kosta Boda Tea Light Holder
For those who love candlelight in the home or around the house, Whoppah has come to the right place under the Kosta Boda brand. Kosta Boda crafts crystal glass tea light holders and candlesticks. Like the black tea light holder from the Brick series by Kosta Boda, made of crystal glass, looks like a stone, but with an ice effect in the glass. Another example is the Kosta Boda SNOWBALL, which was designed by Ann Wärff in 1973. Since then, these SNOWBALL tea lights have become a classic. Particularly beautiful ambient light due to the glass structure. Really lives up to its name.
Kosta Boda glasses and carafes
The Kosta Boda brand is known worldwide for its exceptional Art Glass products and these can be admired in several museums around the world. Consider also a huge selection of glasses and matching decanters. High quality, many shapes and sizes, handmade and mouth-blown, all can be found at Whoppah for an attractive price and excellent quality. The Kosta Boda Chateau series, Kosta Boda Line or Kosta Boda New Friends are some examples.
Innovation and sustainability
Kosta Boda has always been committed to innovation and sustainability in the glass industry. They have constantly experimented with new techniques and materials to push boundaries and explore new art forms. Moreover, the company places great importance on eco-friendly production methods and reducing their carbon footprint.
Buy Kosta boda at Whoppah
If you are interested in adding Kosta Boda glassware to your collection, you can visit Whoppah. Owning a piece of Kosta Boda is not only owning a beautiful work of art, but also cherishing a piece of glass art history. The brand continues to push boundaries and inspire with their creations, and their glassware has a timeless appeal that will last for generations. In a world where mass production is often the norm, Kosta Boda remains a shining example of craftsmanship and artistic expression. Their glassware brings beauty and sophistication to everyday life and reminds us that art can be expressed in many forms, even in the simple material of glass. Kosta Boda remains a beacon of creativity and quality in the world of glass art and design. Ontek Kosta Boda's collection now at Whoppah!