Hand-Blown Glass Wine Decanters by Etienne Meneau Mimic Blood Veins and Root Systems

SOURCE: http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2016/10/stranger-wine/

by Christopher Jobson on October 6, 2016

Artist Etienne Meneau creates radical interpretations of a traditional wine decanter by utilizing the abstracted forms of blood veins, hearts, and root systems. Each container from his “Strange Carafes” series is hand-blown from borosilicate, and while many of the objects are technically functional, others serve as sculptural objects with the wine permanently encased within. The depth and diameter of each piece is such that it perfectly contains a single bottle of wine. Meneau shares plenty of photos and videos of each limited-edition piece on a series of mini websites a\here. (via My Modern Met)

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