We design and manufacture handblown glass lighting and objects from our studios in Healdsburg, Northern California and the Czech Republic. Every SkLO product is made with a deep appreciation for the richness of its organic material and the historical craft tradition it embodies.
SkLO designs demonstrate careful attention to detail, and a commitment to achieving the simplest expression of beauty. This belief in simplicity and design discipline is always balanced by a deep respect for the raw material, and closeness to the maker. There’s an inherent primal brutality and unexpectedness in glassblowing, and in Czech glass in particular. Masters of the craft make manipulation of molten glass appear effortless, as they employ generations of skillful technique. Our designs celebrate this process in their subtle irregularities, making each one a unique reflection of its long history.
You can’t tell glass what to do. The unique ability to capture moments in time within glass is what makes the material special.
SKLO Bottle Vessel Steel Blue - SkLO bottles are expressive vertically proportioned vessels. The necks are double-dipped, and the mouths broken hot from the glass blower’s pipe and fire polished. The bottoms have a slight indent detail, a reference to classic glass bottle design. Handblown, no two exactly alike.
SKLO Bottle Vessel Olivin - SkLO bottles are expressive vertically proportioned vessels. The necks are double-dipped, and the mouths broken hot from the glass blower’s pipe and fire polished. The bottoms have a slight indent detail, a reference to classic glass bottle design. Handblown, no two exactly alike.
SKLO Bottle Vessel Heliotrope - SkLO bottles are expressive vertically proportioned vessels. The necks are double-dipped, and the mouths broken hot from the glass blower’s pipe and fire polished. The bottoms have a slight indent detail, a reference to classic glass bottle design. Handblown, no two exactly alike.
SKLO Bottle Vessel Amber - SkLO bottles are expressive vertically proportioned vessels. The necks are double-dipped, and the mouths broken hot from the glass blower’s pipe and fire polished. The bottoms have a slight indent detail, a reference to classic glass bottle design. Handblown, no two exactly alike.
