Mid-Century Blue Glass Suncatcher with Animals by Erik Höglund for Kosta Boda, 1960s

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In the 1960s, Erik Höglund designed a series of glass window pendants with animal figures for Kosta Boda, a renowned … more In the 1960s, Erik Höglund designed a series of glass window pendants with animal figures for Kosta Boda, a renowned Swedish glassworks company. These pendants were created as part of a collaboration between Höglund and Kosta Boda, combining his artistic vision with their expertise in glassmaking.

The glass window pendants designed by Höglund were inspired by the whimsical and playful nature of animals. Each pendant featured various animal figures, such as birds, fish, or other creatures, crafted from colorful glass. The figures were intricately designed and adorned with details that brought them to life.

These pendants were intended to be hung in windows, where they would catch the light and create beautiful reflections and patterns. The use of vibrant colors and the transparency of the glass allowed the pendants to interact with sunlight, casting a magical glow in the surrounding space.

Their artistic value and their ability to add a touch of beauty and whimsy to any environment made Erik Höglund's glass window pendants with animal figures to become highly sought after, especially the ones in blue glass and dark green. They were embraced by collectors and art enthusiasts around the world, and continue to be cherished as unique and charming pieces of glass art.

Today, these pendants can be found in various collections, including museums and private homes. They serve as a testament to Erik Höglund's exceptional talent as a glass artist and his ability to create objects that bring joy and inspiration to those who encounter them. This piece has an attribution mark,
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