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    Article number:
    112383
    Design:
    Gunnar Cyrén
    Material:
    Glass
    Country of manufacture:
    Sweden
    Net weight:
    0,36 kg
    Designed year:
    1967

    The versatile “Popglas” is carefully handcrafted with a clear bowl and foot, while the stem holds various opaque colours. Handcrafted glass, may vary slightly.

    All glasses are made in numbered editions.

  • Product information
    Article number:
    112383
    Design:
    Gunnar Cyrén
    Material:
    Glass
    Country of manufacture:
    Sweden
    Net weight:
    0,36 kg
    Designed year:
    1967

    The versatile “Popglas” is carefully handcrafted with a clear bowl and foot, while the stem holds various opaque colours. Handcrafted glass, may vary slightly.

    All glasses are made in numbered editions.

  • Design

    Gunnar Cyrén's Popglas was an equally colourful and radical element in the conservative glass world when they were launched in 1967. He found the bold colours when visiting the public aquarium in Copenhagen to see fishes and find inspiration for new, unexpected colour combinations. “They´re attractive,” he says “but defy all the laws of colour theory”.

    The versatile “Popglas” is carefully handcrafted with a clear bowl and foot, while the stem holds various opaque colours. All glasses are made in numbered editions.

    Designer

    Gunnar Cyrén

    Gunnar Cyrén

    Gunnar Cyrén (1931–2013) was schooled at Konstfack University of Arts, Craft and Design in Stockholm, where he graduated top of his class, with the highest grade ever issued to a student at the Metal Art Programme.

    In the late 1950’s he was invited to work for Orrefors, which turned out to be a lucky stroke for the glassworks. In 1966 he received the Lunning Prize – Scandinavia’s most prestigious design award at the time. Two years later Gunnar Cyrén became the artistic director for the whole of Orrefors.

    As soon as 1970, however, he established his own studio in his hometown Gävle. Here, Gunnar Cyrén expanded into silversmithing and eventually designed the crystal glasses and cutlery for the famous Nobel Prize ceremonies.

  • Design

    Gunnar Cyrén's Popglas was an equally colourful and radical element in the conservative glass world when they were launched in 1967. He found the bold colours when visiting the public aquarium in Copenhagen to see fishes and find inspiration for new, unexpected colour combinations. “They´re attractive,” he says “but defy all the laws of colour theory”.

    The versatile “Popglas” is carefully handcrafted with a clear bowl and foot, while the stem holds various opaque colours. All glasses are made in numbered editions.

    Designer

    Gunnar Cyrén

    Gunnar Cyrén

    Gunnar Cyrén (1931–2013) was schooled at Konstfack University of Arts, Craft and Design in Stockholm, where he graduated top of his class, with the highest grade ever issued to a student at the Metal Art Programme.

    In the late 1950’s he was invited to work for Orrefors, which turned out to be a lucky stroke for the glassworks. In 1966 he received the Lunning Prize – Scandinavia’s most prestigious design award at the time. Two years later Gunnar Cyrén became the artistic director for the whole of Orrefors.

    As soon as 1970, however, he established his own studio in his hometown Gävle. Here, Gunnar Cyrén expanded into silversmithing and eventually designed the crystal glasses and cutlery for the famous Nobel Prize ceremonies.

  • Care instructions

    Wash by hand. Not dishwasher safe.

  • Sustainability and manufacturing

    Material

    Blown Glass

    In 1967 the glassblowers at Orrefors, Sweden, made the first “Popglas”, using 16th century glassworks methods. And this is the very same procedure used today.

    Master glassblowers Stefan and Mikael Erlandsson are brothers with over 30 years of experience from the glassworks in Småland. They now handle the production at their own establishment Ulven Art Glass, in the outskirts of Uppsala in Sweden.

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Popglas No 4

280.00 EUR

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    30 day right to exchange

    We offer a 30-day open purchase and return policy. You can exchange one item for another by placing a new order on our website. A new shipping fee will be added, and you also pay for the return shipping.

    The policy do not apply to fabric by the metre or for made-to-order products. If you want to return stocked furniture, please contact Svenskt Tenn’s Customer Service.

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