Moser Air Vase Designed by Jiří Šuhájek

Air Vase by Moser, designed byJiří Šuhájek, is a crystal sculpture that translates the essence of the element air into shapes and colours.

The design plays on overlapping tonal contrasts and sharp facets, creating a visual impression of momentum, lightness, and movement. Part of a four-chapter collection dedicated to classical elements, this piece interprets the qualities of air-transparency, luminosity, and rising-through a combination of volumes and colours. Layered tones generate subtle internal variations, while angular cuts lend rhythm and definition to the surface. The hand-blown crystal body is made with the underlay glass technique, which enhances depth and purity, allowing light to filter through with controlled intensity. Its verticality and calibrated luminosity make it suitable for minimal spaces, reception areas or curated furniture compositions, where it serves as a balancing element. In this creation, Šuhájek uses glass as a means of exploration rather than decoration, translating the natural dynamics of air into a dialogue between form and colour, between transparencies and sharp structures