Moser Fire Vase Designed by Jiří Šuhájek

Fire Vase is a crystal accessory made by Moser, designed by Jiří Šuhájek, characterized by a bold verticality and colour layering that evokes combustion and upward movement within a sculptural, contemporary form. The silhouette rises in tapered arcs, suggesting a controlled ascent. Colour fields are layered using the glass underlay technique, with vibrant interior tones visible through a more restrained exterior. Deep, faceted cuts lend rhythm and directionality, enhancing the interplay between light and form. Each vase is hand-blown from lead-free crystal and polished to a refined surface. Its vertical momentum makes it particularly suitable for display on pedestals, recessed niches or open shelves where bold silhouettes can define the surrounding space. Part of the Four Elements series, the Fire vase expresses transformation and liberation. Šuhájek interprets fire as energy made visible, volatile yet structured, using colour and form to suggest both ignition and flow. The work extends Moser's tradition of technical innovation combined with thematic depth, where traditional processes are not used to replicate the past, but to reinterpret essential natural forces through glass. For storage, it is best cleaned with non-abrasive cloths and stored away from direct impacts.