Set of Three Goblets Lotos, yellow white, glass, by Z. Horbowy, Poland, 1970s.
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This set of three goblets from the 'Lotos' series is a work by Professor Zbigniew Horbowy, created in the 1970s at the 'Barbara' Artistic Glassworks in Polanica-Zdrój, Poland. Each goblet is hand-blown from colored glass—its slender, organic silhouette inspired by a flower bud reflects the modernist elegance of its era. The glass displays a luminous lemon-yellow gradient: from the clear, rounded bowl, through the semi-matte, milky-yellow stem, to the transparent yellow foot. The proportions (height 16.5 cm, bowl diameter 7 cm) emphasize a sculptural quality, while subtle variations in shade and form detail attest to the authenticity of artisanal craftsmanship. The set is preserved in perfect condition—the glass is free from scratches, chips, or clouding, retaining its original gloss and showing no signs of repair.These goblets echo the spirit of 1970s Polish modernism: the interplay of light across the lemon-milky surface evokes the creative fervor of postwar Polish glassworks. Each piece tells its own story—a meeting of craft and artistic vision. Slight differences in color and thickness remind us this is not mass production, but the result of attentive, human hands. The 'Lotos' goblets seem to say: "We are a fragment of history, where everyday life meets art—for those who appreciate beauty in the details."The set can be displayed on a modern wood or marble console, where the lemon hue of the glass will accentuate a minimalist arrangement. It pairs well with simple, geometric forms or as a color accent among subdued textiles and graphite ceramics. The 'Lotos' goblets can be combined with other Polish modernist objects—such as �
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Height16.5 cm
Length7 cm
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Length7 cm
Height16.5 cm
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