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Textile Moulded Glass

<p>The technique was developed through looking at ways of creating unique items with one mould. Each time a mould is made, it will be slightly different from the next, making the glass unique. A textile that can withstand very high temperatures and still stay strong many times over was used for this project.</p>

Silo Studio
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  • Designer/Brand Silo Studio
  • Fabrication Silo Studio
  • Design Silo Studio
  • Material Textile Moulded Glass
  • Lead time 4 weeks
  • Glass blowing Jochen Holz
  • Produced in London
  • Shipped from United Kingdom
  • Stock Made to order

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