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Suck Ashtray | Ash Tray in Tableware by Esque Studio. Item made of glass
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Suck Ashtray | Ash Tray in Tableware by Esque Studio. Item made of glass
Suck Ashtray | Ash Tray in Tableware by Esque Studio. Item made of glass

Created and Sold by Esque Studio

Esque Studio

Suck Ashtray - Tableware

Price from $700 to $1,100

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Shipping: FedEx 2-7 days
Estimated Arrival: November 23, 2024

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Made In USA

Made To Order

Natural Materials

Handblown glass murcury ashtray
Bubble is sucked in to form bowl, then mirrored. Oversized intentionally.

Small, 8" wide. Large, 12" wide

Design by Andi Kovel

Item Suck Ashtray
Created by Esque Studio
As seen in Creator's Studio, Portland, OR
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Esque Studio

Portland, OR

Wescover creator since 2018
CELEBRATED INFLUENCER AND PIONEER IN THE MOVEMENT OF GLASS AS HIGH DESIGN

Designer Andi Kovel create and define Esque Studio as rooted in the innovative exploration of glass. Starting in NYC as artist for hire to elite fine artists and designers. Esque was created with the concept of creating modern, functional, concept-based glassware aimed at the design industry and away from the pedestal. For the past 20 years Kovel has led a movement in glass by shattering the rules and redefining notions of craft and material associated with the medium.

Gaining to international acclaim, most notably by being named part of Time Magazine’s “Design 100", today’s most influential and inspired international designers. She has designed and completed projects for clients including, Donna Karen, Ralph Lauren, The W Hotel, Nike, Anthropologie, Sephora and Design Within Reach. The process of glassblowing is collaborative in nature and has inspired award winning lines designed with Harry Allen Design, Cedar & Moss and Heath Ceramics.