STELLA is a glass object before it is a light source. The same biconical form that stands on a shelf becomes a pendant when fitted with a rod — the boundary between the two is not a design decision. It is the point.

The glass is hand-blown Czech crystal, made in Crystal Valley, Nový Bor — a region with over three centuries of continuous craft in glass blowing and cutting. The form is organic and asymmetric, drawn from the natural world.

STELLA RAW takes the idea of the collection to its furthest point. There is no cutting here, no polishing — only the direct result of glass meeting mould. The body is blown into a rigid porous form, which leaves a textured, unbrushed surface across the entire piece. Shallow impressions, slight irregularities, a surface that records the exact moment of making rather than refining it away.

Each piece is individual. No two surfaces are identical.

When unlit, Stella Raw reads as a sculptural object: matte, mineral, quiet. When lit, the texture activates — light catches the surface unevenly, producing a warm, diffused glow rather than sharp reflection.

Available as a pendant or a standalone vase. The same glass body, two ways of being in a room.