Mezza Forma is shaped in hammered steel moulds, where the final form emerges through direct contact with metal rather than predetermined symmetry. Each piece begins with a loose outline; as the steel is worked, the mould pushes and pulls against the molten glass, allowing the material to find its own resolution. Rapid chilling against the steel leaves a mottled, ice-like surface, capturing the moment of contact. A wavering, uneven lip remains as a quiet record of the process, softening the form and giving each vessel its distinct character. No two pieces are the same—each is a singular outcome of heat, pressure, and hand.
To keep your glassware pristine for generations, follow these simple steps:
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Curious to know how to blow glass? Whether you are wanting to learn glass blowing or hope to create a glass cup, vase, or hand blown glass pendant lights, then head to our services page for all things glassblowing.
Dokola is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri/Woiwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders both past and present, and recognise and respect their leadership as custodians of this land and as historically important local material innovators and craftpeople.
