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Artisan Shaped Glass Vase | Set of 3

Name: Artisan Shaped Glass Vase | Set of 3
Brand: Justine Menard
Price: 395.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$395.00 CAD

DESIGNED IN FRANCE

A sculptural trio of vases designed to stand alone or together. With elongated necks, rippled texture, and stacked, sculpted bases, these hand-blown vases bring quiet elegance and movement to any surface or still life.

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Story

Each piece in Justine Ménard’s collection is mouth-blown using traditional glassblowing techniques that date back centuries. Working with molten glass, she stretches and sculpts each form in motion—capturing a delicate tension between fluidity and structure. Inspired by the curves of the feminine body and organic shapes found in nature, her vessels evoke softness, sensuality, and quiet strength. The result is a glass form that feels both timeless and intimate—imbued with elegance, grace, and intention.

Details

INCLUDES: 3 Individually sized vases
MEASUREMENTS:
- Small: ~5 cm W x 11 cm H / 2" W x 4.5" H
- Medium: ~5 cm W x 15 cm H / 2" W x 6" H
- Large: ~5 cm W x 19 cm H / 2" W x 7.5" H
MATERIALS: Hand Blown Borosilicate Glass
ORIGIN: Spain
NOTE: Size & shape may vary (approximately 1cm-2cm) from piece to piece.

Product Care

Hand wash using soft, non-abrasive sponge and mild soap.

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Paris, France

Justine Ménard

Justine Ménard is a French glass artist whose creative journey began in the world of fashion. Born and raised in Paris, she studied design and worked as a stylist before discovering glass as her truest medium—a material she describes as alive, fluid, and responsive.

Now based in Barcelona, Justine works primarily with borosilicate glass, hand-shaping each piece through breath, movement, and intuition. Her process is slow and instinctive, allowing the glass to guide her rather than the other way around.

Rooted in mythology, femininity, and organic form, her sculptural works embody both fragility and strength. Each curve, line, and fold captures a quiet dialogue between body and material—an exploration of transformation, imperfection, and grace. Her practice celebrates intention and presence, inviting stillness and wonder into everyday life.