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The Bibi II flute glass features a rare horizontal symmetry, with the conical drinking vessel inverted to form both the stem and base in a single continuous form. Designed by Czech designer Bořek Šípek for the Italian design house Driade, its textured surface draws on Bohemian Baroque influences. A decorative waist is accented by four slim glass rings in red, adding a sculptural detail to the overall silhouette. The piece is designed to mix and match with other multicolour glassware from the same series.
Part of a series of glass objects created for Driade by the late Czech 'poet of design' Bořek Šípek, the sensual form of these exquisite flutes is defined by a rare horizontal symmetry. The conical flute of the drinking glass is inverted to form the stem and base. A decorative waist features four slim glass rings in red. 'Bibi II', with its textured surface and influences from the bohemian baroque, is a captivating addition to tables, and an essential item for collectors. Glasses can be mixed and matched with other multicolor pieces by Šípek for the Italian design house.
