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Image of a single Hand-Blown Carafe. The carafe is a tall, clear, cylindrical glass pitcher featuring a blue wavy vertical line from the base to a gently sloping spout.

Jochen Holz & Martino Gamper

Hand-Blown Carafe

£340

Unique free-blown glass carafes by Jochen Holz and designed by Martino Gamper, exclusive to House of Voltaire

Dimensions

9 cm diameter, height variable

Finishing

Free-blown borosilicate glass

Each carafe is unique

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      Image of five Hand-Blown Carafes. The carafes are clear, cylindrical glass pitchers, each slightly different in form and height. Each features a colourful wavy vertical line from the base to a gently sloping spout. From left to right the colours are: teal, lilac, yellow, pale pink and navy blue.

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      About The Artwork

      Studio Voltaire has invited many major artists to revisit and reimagine some of their previous House of Voltaire releases for our “Greatest Hits”, all in support of The Studio Voltaire Future Fund. Long time friends Jochen Holz and Martino Gamper have revisited their previous glassware collaboration for House of Voltaire with these elegant carafes. Designed by Gamper and created by Holz, each is uniquely formed in clear borosilicate with a single strip of coloured glass wending its way from base to lip.

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      About Jochen Holz & Martino Gamper

      Jochen Holz is a London-based glass artist. Having initially trained in lampwork - a field of glasswork devoted to making scientific instruments - Holz’s choice to practise as an artist is radically creative. Pushing the boundaries of medium and material, Holz’s award-winning works are unique in their visual language and employment of craft techniques. 

      He has taught and exhibited widely, showing with institutions such as Wellcome Collection, London; Make Hauser & Wirth, Somerset; Kate MacGarry, London, and A Plus A Gallery, Venice.

       

      Martino Gamper is an Italian furniture designer living and working in London across art and design. Gamper is renowned for his project 100 Chairs in 100 Days, where he made a new chair a day for a hundred days by collaging together bits of chairs that he found discarded on the street or in friends’ homes. Blending found stylistic and structural elements, he generated perverse, poetic, and humorous hybrids.

      Gamper's wider practice engages in a variety of projects from exhibition design, interior design and one-off pieces to the design of thoughtfully mass-produced products for the cutting edge of the international furniture industry.

      Gamper was awarded an OBE in 2023 for services to Design.

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