Moser Cubism Vase Designed by Rony Plesl Designer

Moser's Cubism vase, designed by Rony Plesl, represents a meeting of Bohemian glassmaking tradition and aesthetic innovation inspired by the language of Cubism. Made of hand-blown crystal, this vase draws visual strength from its angular cuts, which evoke the geometric forms of the early decades of the 20th century. The surface, punctuated by sharp, deep facets, transforms light into a continuous alternation of reflections and shadows, generating a dynamism that changes depending on the point of view. Each piece is individually crafted by master glassmakers, who through traditional engraving and polishing techniques introduce slight variations, making each piece unique. This artisanal approach gives the vase an unrepeatable character, in which precision of design meets manual sensitivity. The elongated shape, elegant and solid, amplifies the sculptural impact of the object, which can be appreciated as much as a container as a stand-alone decorative element. The clarity of Moser crystal enhances the purity of the geometries, while the perspective play of cuts recalls the artistic avant-garde that inspired the work. The Cubism vase is both a design object and a testament to Moser's ability to reinterpret tradition through a modern lens, transforming glass into a timeless language of expression.