Crafted by Hand, Inspired by Nature
Crafted by Hand, Inspired by Nature
Crafted by Hand, Inspired by Nature
Uniquely Yours
Uniq vases are a sublime combination of blown glass and natural stone, where each material enhances the other. The glass creates an optical zoom on the details of the stone, while the stone elegantly supports the glass.
Their natural fitting together creates a pleasing ambiance, making each piece a symbol of simplicity and elegance.
At Uniq, every vase tells a story, formed by the elements and shaped by human hands. Our industrial designer and artisans work together to ensure each piece is 100% handmade, with the glass and stone forming a perfect, harmonious duo. Whether you are looking to elevate your home décor or seeking a unique gift, each Uniq vase is crafted to inspire and captivate.
At Uniq, every vase tells a story, formed by the elements and shaped by human hands. Our industrial designer and artisans work together to ensure each piece is 100% handmade, with the glass and stone forming a perfect, harmonious duo. Whether you are looking to elevate your home décor or seeking a unique gift, each Uniq vase is crafted to inspire and captivate.
At Uniq, every vase tells a story, formed by the elements and shaped by human hands. Our industrial designer and artisans work together to ensure each piece is 100% handmade, with the glass and stone forming a perfect, harmonious duo. Whether you are looking to elevate your home décor or seeking a unique gift, each Uniq vase is crafted to inspire and captivate.
One-of-a-Kind
Locally sourced Quality artisans
The Ernzen stone has a rich history that goes back many years. Long before the Feidt brothers acquired the quarry in 1979, this sandstone gravel was valued in our region and beyond. Among its iconic uses are the Luxembourg Central Station and the Saint Martin Church in Arlon. These works demonstrate the quality and durability of the stone. By incorporating this stone into my vases, I hope to honor this heritage and its connection to our region.
One-of-a-Kind
Locally sourced Quality artisans
The Ernzen stone has a rich history that goes back many years. Long before the Feidt brothers acquired the quarry in 1979, this sandstone gravel was valued in our region and beyond. Among its iconic uses are the Luxembourg Central Station and the Saint Martin Church in Arlon. These works demonstrate the quality and durability of the stone. By incorporating this stone into my vases, I hope to honor this heritage and its connection to our region.
One-of-a-Kind
Locally sourced Quality artisans
The Ernzen stone has a rich history that goes back many years. Long before the Feidt brothers acquired the quarry in 1979, this sandstone gravel was valued in our region and beyond. Among its iconic uses are the Luxembourg Central Station and the Saint Martin Church in Arlon. These works demonstrate the quality and durability of the stone. By incorporating this stone into my vases, I hope to honor this heritage and its connection to our region.
Pascale Seil, glass blower
For the glass portion of the vase, I collaborate with Pascale Seil, a talented glassblower based in Berdorf, in the Mullerthal region of Luxembourg. In her studio, she creates tableware and unique sculptures inspired by the surrounding nature. Pascale studies each part of the stone to adapt her glass to each model, making each piece truly unique. Her artisanal expertise, combined with my design vision, allows us to create vases that reflect both the beauty of blown glass and harmony with natural materials.
Pascale Seil, glass blower
For the glass portion of the vase, I collaborate with Pascale Seil, a talented glassblower based in Berdorf, in the Mullerthal region of Luxembourg. In her studio, she creates tableware and unique sculptures inspired by the surrounding nature. Pascale studies each part of the stone to adapt her glass to each model, making each piece truly unique. Her artisanal expertise, combined with my design vision, allows us to create vases that reflect both the beauty of blown glass and harmony with natural materials.
Pascale Seil, glass blower
For the glass portion of the vase, I collaborate with Pascale Seil, a talented glassblower based in Berdorf, in the Mullerthal region of Luxembourg. In her studio, she creates tableware and unique sculptures inspired by the surrounding nature. Pascale studies each part of the stone to adapt her glass to each model, making each piece truly unique. Her artisanal expertise, combined with my design vision, allows us to create vases that reflect both the beauty of blown glass and harmony with natural materials.
