A vase from a bottle and so she hit himthe imagination that the tranSglass collection of vases, glasses and decanters was born. The collection was a huge success, and Thord and his wife Emma Woffenden had to republish it many times (until the nearest collection point ran out of containers) ... If you want to get this beautiful design object, you have two ways: 1. Head to London where tranSglass is sold at Rabih Hage Gallery. 2. Make them yourself. There will be no problems with raw materials: empty bottles are not uncommon in our area! Method of production: The easiest way is to cut the bottle using a cut-off wheel. If it is not at hand, you can apply the tried and tested "old-fashioned" method. Wrap the vessel with a thick woolen thread dipped in kerosene or gasoline. Light the string, and as soon as it burns down, dip the bottle in a bucket of cold water. The glass will burst along the heating line. Level the edges with a sharpening stone or other abrasive tool, pouring plenty of water over them.
