Potato Vase Glass Sculpture

• Material: Hand-blown glass. Crafted using traditional Venetian techniques to capture the translucent, liquid nature of the form
• The Potato Vase Glass Sculpture: approx 5” H

• Unique Variations: Every piece is handmade; expect subtle, unique variations in color and form that reflect the artist's hand and the fluid nature of molten glass.
• Handling: As each piece is hand-blown glass, please handle with care and place on a stable, level surface.

• Origin: Made in New York.Artist: Deborah Czeresko. A New York-based glass artist and designer. Deborah Czeresko (MFA Tulane University) uses glass to explore contemporary issues of labor and shared human experiences. Their work has been exhibited at the Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Corning Museum of Glass.
• Cleaning: Dust gently with a soft, microfiber cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap and water; dry immediately to avoid spots.

Description

The Glass collection by Deborah Czeresko is an exercise in material honesty and captured movement. Hand-blown in New York, these pieces utilize centuries-old Venetian glassblowing techniques to freeze mundane domestic symbols in time. The glass mimics the glossy, fluid surfaces of its subjects, offering a tactile, translucent quality that changes with the light of the room.

The Potato Vase is a functional study of organic form. By reimagining a humble root vegetable as a hand-blown glass vessel, Czeresko highlights the irregular, earthy textures of the everyday. The sculpture utilizes the natural translucent properties of glass to create a soft internal glow, transforming a domestic staple into a sophisticated, architectural object for the home.

Born from a creative lineage that values the hand-wrought over the mass-produced, this collection is an intentional choice for the daring and the curious. Each piece is a singular artifact, reflecting the movement of the artist in the studio.