Some Brief Notes About the Kosta-Boda Glass

The Kosta Boda glasses are well known glass and vases throughout the world. They are very old and purchased by people as a showpiece as well as antique material. The main feature of the Kosta boda glass is that they are hand made or handcrafted with various designs in the most creative way and skills.

The company making the Kosta Boda glass was founded in Sweden in the year 1742 by Anders Koskull and Georg Bogislaus Stael von Holstein, and has since been spread across the world. The designers who work on these glasses to manufacture the final products are highly trained and skilled experts. The Kosta Boda glass or vases are also kept in some museums of the world. They are known as one of the premium collections other than the Orrefors glass and the Georgini Jewellery. These glasses are also kept in exhibitions or art galleries.

The Kosta Boda Vases are also known for their wide range among the clients, like the famous Atoll, Bali and the Catwalk, Wildlife and the floating flowers. The Kosta Boda glasses include the stemware, Barware, tableware, candlesticks, vases etc. It is known to very few people that the original name of these glasses was ‘Kosta Glasbruk’, which was actually a combination of both of the founder’s names.

The Kosta boda glasses come at an expensive price or cost, but they are of high quality and craft and are used by people to gift them to their clients or friends. Some companies also use these glasses to gift them to their clients, along with the Orrefors glass or the Chamilia beads.