Molten Glass On Wood XLarge Double Stand, 70cm

Clear glass seems to pool over the twists and hollows of natural wood, as if the vessel has cooled in the exact shape of the grain beneath it. This double molten glass bowl on a Gamal wood stand is part sculpture, part display piece, made for a table, console or calm corner that needs one strong natural object.

What the eye settles on

• Two rounded glass bowls sit along the same organic wooden base, giving the piece a balanced, gallery-like presence.
• The glass has a pale aqua edge where it catches the light, with a clear body that lets the wood show through.
• The Gamal root brings knots, openings and uneven contours, so the base feels earthy rather than polished flat.
• Small bubbles or light marks in the glass may appear, part of the handmade character rather than a flaw to hide.
• It works beautifully with air plants, dried botanicals, polished stones or a very simple empty display.

Gamal wood and hand-blown glass

The glass is hand-blown, then shaped while hot over a piece of Gamal root so it hardens to the wood’s natural form. The wood is sustainable Gamal wood and the glass is recycled, crafted in Indonesia using hand tools in a traditional Balinese way.

Because the glass is shaped to the individual root beneath it, each piece varies slightly. The appeal is in that meeting of materials: smooth, transparent glass held by rough, sculptural timber.

Styling and gentle care

Place it where the side profile can be seen, such as a dining table, low shelf, sideboard or wide windowsill. It has enough presence to stand alone, but it also suits a slow arrangement of natural textures around it.

Use it decoratively and avoid leaving the wooden base in prolonged damp. Wipe the glass with a soft cloth and keep abrasive cleaners away from the surface.

Balinese craft in a modern home

Molten glass on wood comes from a simple but expressive idea: let the material decide the final line. In Balinese craft practice, natural forms are often worked with rather than forced into symmetry. Here, the hot glass follows the hollows and ridges of Gamal root, creating a vessel that feels made by both hand and landscape. It sits well in organic-modern, coastal and Scandinavian-inspired interiors, where one tactile object can bring more warmth than a crowded shelf.

Size and details

This is the 70 cm double-stand version from the Molten Glass on Wood range. It weighs 10,200 g and is made from Gamal wood and glass. The piece is from Indonesia and contains two glass bowls on one wooden stand.

A striking housewarming gift

Choose it for someone who loves natural interiors, statement table pieces or plant-led styling. It feels considered without being formal, especially for a new home, studio or carefully arranged living space.

Common questions

Can I use it as a planter?
It suits decorative plant styling, especially with air plants or dry arrangements. If using anything damp, protect the wood from prolonged moisture.

Will mine look exactly like the photo?
No. Each piece is shaped around natural Gamal root, so the wood form, glass fit and small handmade marks vary slightly.

Is the glass completely smooth and flawless?
The glass is handmade, so small bubbles and light scratches can appear. They are part of the nature of this style of piece.