VINTAGE FRENCH BIOT GLASS
Regular price
£27.00
VINTAGE FRENCH LA VERRERIE DE BIOT GLASS.
Biot began with Éloi Monod and his students.
In the late 1950s, Éloi Monod began using the bubble glass technique to transform flaws into assets: a bubble is intentionally trapped in the glass, becoming an aesthetic element. Today, these bubbles are skilfully designed and have made the village of Biot famous around the world for its hand-blown glass.
Giving the village of La Verrerie de Biot its cultural identity.
These are truly collectible originating from the south of France in a village between Nice and Cannes.
Thank you for your interest
VINTAGE FRENCH LA VERRERIE DE BIOT GLASS.
Biot began with Éloi Monod and his students.
In the late 1950s, Éloi Monod began using the bubble glass technique to transform flaws into assets: a bubble is intentionally trapped in the glass, becoming an aesthetic element. Today, these bubbles are skilfully designed and have made the village of Biot famous around the world for its hand-blown glass.
Giving the village of La Verrerie de Biot its cultural identity.
These are truly collectible originating from the south of France in a village between Nice and Cannes.
Thank you for your interest
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VINTAGE FRENCH BIOT GLASS
Regular price
£27.00
VINTAGE FRENCH LA VERRERIE DE BIOT GLASS.
Biot began with Éloi Monod and his students.
In the late 1950s, Éloi Monod began using the bubble glass technique to transform flaws into assets: a bubble is intentionally trapped in the glass, becoming an aesthetic element. Today, these bubbles are skilfully designed and have made the village of Biot famous around the world for its hand-blown glass.
Giving the village of La Verrerie de Biot its cultural identity.
These are truly collectible originating from the south of France in a village between Nice and Cannes.
Thank you for your interest
VINTAGE FRENCH LA VERRERIE DE BIOT GLASS.
Biot began with Éloi Monod and his students.
In the late 1950s, Éloi Monod began using the bubble glass technique to transform flaws into assets: a bubble is intentionally trapped in the glass, becoming an aesthetic element. Today, these bubbles are skilfully designed and have made the village of Biot famous around the world for its hand-blown glass.
Giving the village of La Verrerie de Biot its cultural identity.
These are truly collectible originating from the south of France in a village between Nice and Cannes.
Thank you for your interest
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