The bronze vase is a unique artistic object that combines the skills of metalworking and glassblowing, resulting from a complex multi-stage production process.
The creation of the vase began with a single photograph provided by the customer, and later included the following technological stages:
 3D modeling: A three-dimensional model of the vase was initially created. This model was then broken down into individual components and printed using a 3D printer, resulting in the initial prototype. Wax modeling: Molds for wax models were created based on the prototype. Bronze casting: The bronze parts were cast using the lost wax method, which allows for high-precision reproduction of shapes. Assembly and processing of the bronze elements: The vase's parts were processed and fitted together to form a cohesive structure. Finishing: The final fitting of the elements, the integration of the bronze structure with the glass bowl, and the application of a patina. Glass bowl production: A special metal mold was created to produce the glass bowl. Glassblowers then blew the glass into a shape and cut it according to the desired contours. The final step involved polishing and grinding the ends of the bowl.