For this series of large vessels, Isaac Katzoff employs simple glass-blowing techniques to create minimal yet complex forms. This pot, in vibrant tangelo that intensifies around the seams,  looks stunning on it's own, or with a sprawling floral arrangement.

Alongside his exploration of Murrine, Stephen Bradbourne uses 'cane' and 'twisted cane' techniques to achieve complex linear patterning in his glass vessels. An interest in and observation of handcrafts, fabric and weaving techniques are starting points for Bradbourne's Thread Study series. This striking object is an exhibition piece, or can be used as a vase with a single elegant stem.

Stephen Bradbourne has been perfecting Murrine glass-blowing techniques since the mid-nineties. For Bradbourne, inspired by the natural world in Aotearoa, Murrine is the perfect vehicle for creating complex cellular patterns, like those found in nature. This Green Mosaic bowl features a more open, abstract repeating pattern. Striking as an exhibition piece, or as a functional vessel for the home.

Stephen Bradbourne's Brown Patchwork pieces are made with intensely coloured and complex Murrine patterns, exploring structure, pattern and layers of landscape.

Inspired by the natural world surrounding us in Aotearoa, this mosaic piece is part of a continued exploration into a more organic and abstract form of repeating pattern.

Stephen Bradbourne's Brown Patchwork pieces are made with intensely coloured and complex Murrine patterns, exploring structure, pattern and layers of landscape.

For this series of large vessels, Isaac Katzoff employs simple glass-blowing techniques to create minimal yet complex forms. Focussing on tone, colours move from deep, near-opaque to luminous translucence. The line and form of the rings determine the final form and create structure. This large vase stands 335mm tall - an exquisite decorative piece, appropriate for large bouquets.

Bradbourne’s "Cellular" works have a repeat patterning inspired by the cellular construction of plants and leaves. This exploration emerged during a time when Stephen had limited access to a full glass blowing studio.

For this series of large vessels, Isaac Katzoff employs simple glass-blowing techniques to create elegant yet complex forms. Focussing on tone, the colours move from deep, near-opaque to luminous translucence, while the line and form of seams determine the final structure.

Bradbourne’s "Cellular" works have a repeat patterning inspired by the cellular construction of plants and leaves. This exploration emerged during a time when Stephen had limited access to a full glass blowing studio.  

For this series of large vessels, Isaac Katzoff employs simple glass-blowing techniques to create minimal yet complex forms. Focussing on tone, colours move from deep, near-opaque to luminous translucence. The line and form of the rings determine the final form and create structure. This large vase stands 225mm tall - an exquisite decorative piece, appropriate for large bouquets.