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Casa LV Handblown Glassware: Heritage and Modern Design in Every Piece

From bold sculptural vases to delicate cloches, Cape Town’s Casa LV creates bespoke handblown glassware that fuses Italian heritage, with contemporary artistry — sought after by collectors around the world.

Casa LV is a Cape Town glassware studio crafting one-of-a-kind, handblown pieces that weave together heritage, artistry, and design. Founded by kindred spirits Lynne and Vilma, the brand is a love letter to glass — transforming molten silica into timeless, collectible objects that beg to be touched, displayed, and cherished.

Vilma, a lifelong glass enthusiast with Italian heritage, infuses each creation with her passion for form, colour, and history. Lynne, whose childhood was steeped in the alchemy of her father’s glass factory and her mother’s floral artistry, draws inspiration from nature’s organic beauty and the poetry of handmade craft. Together, they reimagine glass as both functional art and a storytelling medium — capturing light, texture, and emotion in every piece.

Each Casa LV design is painstakingly mouth-blown, shaped, cut, and polished by Cape Town’s master artisans. Weighty yet delicate, seasonal in palette yet eternally elegant, these objects celebrate the soul of fatto a mano — handcrafted with intention.

The collection includes sculptural vases, cloches, platters, and ice buckets designed to command attention alone or elevate floral and interior compositions. Signature pieces like The Serena, The Alice, and The Egg are coveted for their bold silhouettes and artisanal finishes — each a conversation piece in its own right.

Casa LV collaborates with private clients, stylists, florists, and discerning collectors worldwide. The studio offers global shipping and welcomes bespoke commissions and bulk orders for those seeking truly singular statements.

For seasonal colour launches, studio glimpses, and styling inspiration, follow @casa.lv on Instagram.

For enquiries, email [email protected] or [email protected].
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