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Blown glass vase, Kalta Minor
Blown glass vase, Kalta Minor
Blown glass vase, Kalta Minor
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Khiva Glass

Blown glass vase, Kalta Minor

UZ · KhivaGlassHand-blown4.5· 2

€185

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Specifications

Dimensions
Weight
1500 g
Materials
glass

Delivered to Germany

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Price
€185
Shipping · Estimated delivery 8–14 days
€32
VAT 19%
€42.99
Customs duty
€9.25
Total€269.24
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A free-blown vase in the turquoise of the Kalta Minor minaret, shifting to lapis in shadow. Thick base, thin lip, no moulds — every one differs slightly in height and lean. Signed on the base.

Customs & compliance

HS 701399 · Made in Uzbekistan · glass

One final price. VAT and customs are included and paid by us — nothing is due on delivery.

Damaged or not as described: full refund, keep the piece. Changed your mind: 14 days, return shipping at your cost.

Materials & making

Hand-blown soda-lime glass. H approx. 30 cm, 1.2 kg.

Each piece is made by hand; small variations are part of its character.

Care

Hand wash. Hand-blown glass has tiny air bubbles and slight asymmetry — signs it was made without moulds.

About the maker

Hand-blown glass in the turquoise of Khiva's tiled minarets.

Sherzod studied glass in Murano and came home to Khiva to blow it inside the old city walls. The studio's colour is taken from the Kalta Minor minaret — a turquoise that shifts to lapis in shadow — and its forms from the water jugs and rosewater sprinklers of the region. Every piece is free-blown, without moulds, and signed on the base.

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Details
Material
Glass
Technique
Hand-blown
Weight
1500 g
SKU
BLOWNGLASSVASE

About the maker

Khiva
Uzbekistan

Khiva Glass

Hand-blown glass in the turquoise of Khiva's tiled minarets.

Sherzod studied glass in Murano and came home to Khiva to blow it inside the old city walls. The studio's colour is taken from the Kalta Minor minaret — a turquoise that shifts to lapis in shadow — and its forms from the water jugs and rosewater sprinklers of the region. Every piece is free-blown, without moulds, and signed on the base.

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4.5 / 5 · 2

Reviews

Colour is deeper in person. Exactly as described.

Lena Hoffmann · about 1 month ago · Verified purchase

Качество превосходное, буду заказывать ещё.

Дмитрий Соколов · 2 months ago · Verified purchase

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