The iconic Cocoon vase, designed by Peter Svarrer, celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2023. And the celebration of the deep passion for glass craftsmanship continues with this entirely exclusive 2024 version from Holmegaard Archives, featuring a unique twisted pattern that, due to the vase's size and the complexity of the pattern, requires three people to work closely on each vase - one blowing the glass, another preparing the exceptionally beautiful lake colors for the stripes, while a third ultimately applies the colored stripes to the vase. The entire production takes place at Holmegaard Works in Næstved, and as something truly special for this particular Holmegaard Archives Cocoon vase, which you can only buy here at Rosendahl.com, the glass mass is rolled to give a characteristic twisted effect before the vase is mouth-blown in a wooden mold. With the Cocoon vase from Holmegaard Archives in the lake color variant, you get a unique hand-blown and handmade product that stands 45 cm tall, where it is part of the exclusivity that there will naturally be slight variations in the pattern. The colors are, as the name suggests, inspired by the subdued shades found in the nature surrounding a lake, with a background in a transparent light green and colored stripes in opal texture in soft rose, blue, and sand - a color palette that blends very nicely into the popular interior trend where green colors used in home decor help us relax and connect with nature when we are at home. With the pattern moving and swirling around, you almost sense the same liveliness as when you enjoy the reflections of water and nature in a beautiful forest lake. It took Peter Svarrer three whole years to develop the shape for the first vase in the Cocoon series. But the result was definitely worth the wait, and it has since become a modern classic. The Holmegaard Archives Cocoon vase in the beautiful lake colors is an exquisite example of the glassblowers' craftsmanship, Peter Svarrer's excellent design, and the creative play with colors and reflections that are a big part of Holmegaard's DNA. Everything that is put into production under the Holmegaard Archives umbrella exudes history - but in a contemporary context - and is a perfect example of how Holmegaard creates unique reflections of the past, present, and future in glass.