Blue Heart Vases by Per Lütken for Holmegaard, Denmark, Set of 3

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This set includes three decorative vases from the Blue “Heart” collection, designed by the renowned Danish designer Per Lütken for … Read more This set includes three decorative vases from the Blue “Heart” collection, designed by the renowned Danish designer Per Lütken for the prestigious Swedish glassworks Holmegaard. Lütken was one of the most important figures in 20th-century Scandinavian art glass, and his designs are still considered design icons today.

The vases are characterized by a soft, organic form inspired by natural shapes. The distinctive heart-like silhouette—from which the series takes its name—gives them a unique, sculptural character.

The thick, hand-formed glass creates a subtle, undulating line and beautifully refracts light. The delicate, cool shade of blue lends the piece an elegance and lightness typical of Scandinavian design.

The vases are made of high-quality art glass. Production at the Holmegaard glassworks is renowned for its impeccable quality and precision. The thick, heavy glass and hand-forming process ensure that each piece has a unique character.

The transparent structure of the glass allows the vases to interact beautifully with light—both natural and artificial—creating subtle reflections and optical depth.

The vases can be used both as containers for single flowers and as standalone decorative objects.

Per Lütken’s designs for Holmegaard are among the most highly regarded works of Scandinavian art glass. The Akva “Heart” series is particularly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of 1960s and 1970s design.

The set of three vases creates a harmonious composition with an elegant, minimalist aesthetic—perfect for both a collection and a stylish interior.

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height 8 cm - width 10.5 cm
height 6 cm - width 7.5 cm
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