Nine 'Open minds', glasses designed by Ulrica Hydman-Vallien for Kosta Boda.

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Blue snaps glass, nr 7091319, height ca 17,5 cm, accompanied by box,
Pink snaps glass, nr 7091318, height ca 17,5 cm, accompanied by box,
Two black snaps glasses, nr 7091316, height ca 17,5 cm,
White snaps glass, nr 709133, height ca 17,5 cm,
Black champagne flute, nr 7091340, height ca 23,5 cm, accompanied by box,
White champagne flute, nr 7091341, height ca 23,5 cm, accompanied by box,
Pink champagne flute, nr 7091342, height ca 23,5 cm, accompanied by box,
Blue champagne flute, nr 7091343, height ca 23,5 cm, accompanied by box.

The white champagne flute with a minor chip to the bottom. Some with surface dirt.

More about Ulrica Hydman-Vallien

Ulrica Hydman-Vallien (1938-2018) was a Swedish ceramist and a visual and glass artist. She was educated at Konstfack in Stockholm 1958-1962 and on study trips to the USA, Mexico, Holland and Spain, among others. During her studies, she met Bertil Vallien and they married in 1963. She started her career at the Åfors glassworks as a ceramicist but after nine years of work switched to glass design in 1972. Ulrica Hydman-Vallien often returned to motifs such as winding snakes, tulips, wolves and figures. Her work is often characterized by strong colors and a playfulness. Some well-known model names are "Caramba", "Inka", "Nevada" and "Open Mind". Two techniques that Ulrica developed and named were Juvel and Kabale. Hydman-Vallien is one of our country's most famous artists. Her unmistakable figures have, for example, graced everything from Ericsson mobile phones and British Airways aircraft tails.

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