Sculpture "Masquerade Mask", red/gold

The Swedish Maleras glass factory, whose history begins at the end of the XIX century, is considered one of the oldest in Europe. Once it produced bottles, pharmacy vials, kitchen utensils and window panes, but in the 80s of the last century the plant went bankrupt. Engraver and designer Mats Jonasson, who worked at the factory since his early youth, united talented glassmakers around him, and revived production, turning Maleras into a brand known worldwide for its unique and recognizable style.

Mats Jonasson, a third-generation glazier, created unique processing technologies for this material, which allowed him to bring unusual design ideas to life. The designer is inspired by wildlife, so his style is called naturalistic. Modern Maleras products are elegant colored reliefs on art glass and crystal, which were developed by the Swedish Institute of Glass. Handmade products are painted by the best Swedish artists using organic paints - this is how the brand contributes to caring for the environment. The Maleras factory is proud to have been a permanent supplier of crystal to the Swedish Royal Palace since the 19th century.