ABOUT A STUDY OF STILLNESS COLLECTION
A Study of Stillness is a our collection of sculptural bohemian mouth-blown glass bouquets, each developed through years of experimentation and refinement. Every piece in the series explores the balance between fragility and form, stillness and presence.
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ABOUT A STUDY OF STILLNESS COLLECTION
A Study of Stillness is a our collection of sculptural bohemian mouth-blown glass bouquets, each developed through years of experimentation and refinement. Every piece in the series explores the balance between fragility and form, stillness and presence.
A Study of Stillness is a our new collection of sculptural bohemian mouth-blown glass bouquets, each developed through years of experimentation and refinement. Every piece in the series explores the balance between fragility and form, stillness and presence.
The sculptures are shaped and modified while still hot, passed between the hands of skilled glass artists who understand that timing, rhythm, and intuition are part of the material itself.
Each bouquet is anchored in a custom-designed, heavy Bohemian-style vase developed specifically for this collection. Made from opal pigment glass, one of the most exclusive and technically demanding materials, we created a custom mold to ensure weight, balance, and the exact Reevein sculptural integrity.
Glass as a material carries something we as humans recognise immediately: fragility, clarity, reflection. It reminds us of the fleeting beauty of real flowers and the instinct we have to protect what is delicate and meaningful.
But translating our design language into glass was never simple. We didn’t simplify the forms to make them easier to produce. We stayed true to the complexity of our ideas, refining techniques, pushing limits, and holding the line between edge and elegance. Each flower is mouth-blown, hand-molded, and assembled one by one. Every arrangement is fixed in place.
Over the years, we’ve formed a deep emotional connection to each and every flower. Along the way, we’ve written poems that reflect the spirit of each piece, not as an addition, but as part of the artwork itself. These verses and sculptures belong together. But most important 'A Study of Stillness' is more than a collection it is a quiet invitation to pause and reflect.
