Rosenborg opaline chandelier, handmade and mouth-blown in Murano.
It takes its name from a 17th-century castle in Copenhagen.
Augusta glasses, handmade and mouth-blown in Murano.
Augusta glasses, handmade and mouth-blown in Murano. These pretty cups reference circus stripes and are christened after “Josefine’s youngest daughter, who was only six months old during her first visit to the Murano island.”
Josefine Frank Arthur and Annika Zobel Agerled.
Dont come looking for the spare, mid-century aesthetic that often applies to Nordic design here, however.
It is named for Oliver Fussing, a friend of the brand.
Rosenborg opaline chandelier, handmade and mouth-blown in Murano. It takes its name from a 17th-century castle in Copenhagen.
But I would say that overall our biggest reference is definitely poetry.
And we really like to create a universe for collectors.
Marianne paperweights, handmade and mouth-blown in Denmark.
Augusta glasses, handmade and mouth-blown in Murano.
This collection is inspired by the fruits that grow in Agerleds grandmothers garden.
It has been quite fun to reimagine the way you shoot glasses, adds Agerled.
All our products are shot by fashion photographers, so the whole universe is quite modern.
The cups reference circus stripes and are christened after “Josefine’s youngest daughter, who was only six months old during her first visit to the Murano island.”
The Michael vase, hand-made and blown in a mold in Bohemia.
Glass is a material that can be worked in many ways, and Akua embraces its diversity.
When we say poetic tableware, it also has a duality, Arthur notes.
Josefine Frank Arthur and Annika Zobel Agerled.
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Karl bonbonnieres, handmade, mouth-blown, and hand-painted in Bohemia.
This collection takes its name from Agerleds husband and its inspiration from ancient Roman circus glass cups.
The Oliver vase, handmade and mouth-blown in Bohemia, requires the work of four artisans, and each is unique. It is named for Oliver Fussing, a friend of the brand.
Marianne paperweights, handmade and mouth-blown in Denmark. This collection is inspired by the fruits that grow in Agerled’s grandmother’s garden.
The Michael vase, hand-made and blown in a mold in Bohemia. The Michael collection takes its name from Agerled’s father, who passed on his love of glass to her, and, the brand writes “embraces women as a source of inspiration.”
Karl bonbonnières, handmade, mouth-blown, and hand-painted in Bohemia. This collection takes its name from Agerled’s husband and its inspiration from ancient Roman circus glass cups.
