Centrifugally Cast “Star” Bowl
Measuring 13 inches in diameter and 5.5 inches tall, this striking crystal glass bowl is formed through centrifugal casting, capturing a balance of motion and precision. Its faceted surface unfolds in a mesmerizing phyllotaxic pattern, echoing the natural spirals found in sunflowers and pinecones. At the heart of the bowl lies a chakana stepped cross, an ancient Andean symbol representing the bridge between the physical and spiritual worlds.
Light dances across the geometric planes, refracting into a kaleidoscope of subtle brilliance. The scalloped rim and honeycomb-like facets lend a sense of rhythm and dimensionality, as if the bowl were both grown and engineered—an intersection of organic order and human craft.
Centrifugally Cast “Star” Bowl
Measuring 13 inches in diameter and 5.5 inches tall, this striking crystal glass bowl is formed through centrifugal casting, capturing a balance of motion and precision. Its faceted surface unfolds in a mesmerizing phyllotaxic pattern, echoing the natural spirals found in sunflowers and pinecones. At the heart of the bowl lies a chakana stepped cross, an ancient Andean symbol representing the bridge between the physical and spiritual worlds.
Light dances across the geometric planes, refracting into a kaleidoscope of subtle brilliance. The scalloped rim and honeycomb-like facets lend a sense of rhythm and dimensionality, as if the bowl were both grown and engineered—an intersection of organic order and human craft.
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