Uranium Cubism glass

Regular price: 6 500 Kč
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Color – Uranus

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The characteristic Uranium cubism glass by Rony Plesl begins a new chapter of distinctive Czech cubism. Although he was inspired by the Czech architectural cubism of 1911-1914, Rony Plesl created a slimmer and overall more modern design more suitable for 2020. The hand-blown and ground structured cup is made of yellow-toned uranium glass and can stand on a flat surface in several ways. Enjoy your Old Fashioned drink from Uranium cubism crystal glasses, which are anything but old-fashioned, and discover new flavor, light and new colors in your whiskey. Just a little movement of your wrist and you can watch the fascinating refraction of light through the strong uranium crystal. Then all you have to do is put your glass of Uranium cubism to your lips and turn your pleasant whiskey evening into an experience you won't forget. P.S Uranium cubism glasses are limited edition Every single piece is signed by Ron Plesl!

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Delivery in Prague by courier 150 CZK
Delivery in Czech Republic within 3 days, from CZK 70
Delivery to SR within 3 days, from €6

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Designer

Rony Plesl

The master of the craft

If you have been keeping up with the world of design, you probably already know that Rony is one of the most internationally acclaimed Czech sculptors and designers, who – as a professor at the Prague’s Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design (UMPRUM) – mentored half of the rising designer stars on our roster.

But just to be sure, here is a little recap: Rony’s work ranges from sculptures and decorative items to industrially produced glassware. He favours timeless aesthetics over trends and – unlike many of his pickier colleagues – doesn’t shy away from commercial work (chances are you have already drunk beer from one of his glasses). In 2011, he was named the Designer of the Year for his work for Moser and Lasvit.

Rony always encourages his students to test their capabilities abroad. He himself worked all over the world – he did internships in France or Tchaj-wan, worked in Germany as a chief designer of Sahm, in Italy for Barovier & Toso or in Turkey for Denizli by Pasabahce. And his most recent success? An exhibition at the infamous Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Mic drop.