When color is removed, only form remains.

This serving bowl set is defined by its shape—three bowls, each with a different size, designed to work together. The variation in scale creates a natural structure for serving: smaller portions, shared dishes, and central elements all finding their place.

Each piece is hand-blown, giving the glass a continuous, fluid curve.

The edges are rounded, the walls slightly varied in thickness—subtle details that make the form feel soft rather than rigid.

Transparency makes the structure visible.

Nothing is hidden: the proportions, the depth, the relationship between each piece.

Placed on the table, the set organizes itself through size and spacing.

Used together, it creates balance.

Used separately, each bowl adapts to a different moment.

It is not decoration.

It is a system of use, defined by form.