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The Bibi II flute offers distinctive design with its inverted conical form creating both the drinking vessel and stem base. Its textured surface features four slim red glass rings at the decorative waist, while the horizontal symmetry adds visual balance. The bohemian baroque influences combine with the unique construction where the flute shape is mirrored to form the base. This handcrafted piece complements other multicolor glassware in the collection.
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.
