Bordsskiva Porpora

The purple hue shifts beautifully in different light, and you can tell it’s hand-blown from the subtle ripples in the glass. It’s become the instant conversation piece on our dining table, even when it’s just holding a few branches.

Every piece feels slightly different, which I love—mine has a subtle swirl you can only see up close. It's heavier than I expected for hand-blown glass, but that makes it feel substantial on the table. We've used it as a fruit bowl and a candle holder, and it works for both.

The purple glass catches the light in a way that shifts from deep violet to almost crimson depending on the hour—it’s genuinely mesmerizing. You can see the hand-blown irregularities up close, which gives it that one-of-a-kind artisan feel. It’s already the first thing people notice on my dining tab