Moser Cubism Bowl Designed by Rony Plesl Designer

Cubism Bowl by Moser, designed by Rony Plesl, draws from early 20th-century aesthetics and is crafted in hand-blown, lead-free crystal using traditional cutting techniques with contemporary interpretation. Angular cuts inspired by cubist geometry shape the surface into a rhythmic interplay of light and shadow. Each piece is individually cut by master glassmakers, who work within a structured design while introducing subtle variation, resulting in one-of-a-kind compositions. The clarity and refraction inherent in the crystal emphasize the bowl’s sculptural volume, making it suited for interiors that prioritize form, structure, and contrast. It functions effectively as a visual anchor on dining consoles, open shelving, or within curated displays. The design reflects Plesl’s dialogue with Moser’s 1930s glass-cutting tradition, reinterpreting historical technique through a lens of architectural abstraction. This approach honours the artisanal skill central to the company’s identity while opening space for interpretive craftsmanship. The sharp facets and structural integrity recall early modernist ideals, where material and form were fused to evoke clarity without embellishment. The result is an object that situates itself between past and present—rigorous in design, yet responsive to the maker’s hand. To preserve its optical qualities, the bowl should be cleaned gently using a soft, dry cloth.