Bubbles Ring – glass Kultivar
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The Bubbles Ring is a handcrafted design piece made using traditional lampworking techniques. The ring merges silver-plated brass with hand-shaped glass, resulting in a vibrant, light-reflecting form that changes subtly with each movement.
Each ring is a one-of-a-kind original, crafted individually by hand – no two are alike. The open band allows for easy adjustment, adapting comfortably to your finger size.
Made in a small Czech studio under Ještěd mountain, this piece is perfect for those who appreciate modern design, craftsmanship, and the beauty of imperfection.
| Brand | Kultivar |
| Product | Bubbles Ring – Large |
| Material | Silver-plated brass, hand-blown glass |
| Size | Adjustable diameter approx. 2.3–2.5 cm |
| Color | Silver (glossy) |
| Made in | Czech Republic (Ještěd region) |
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Kultivar is a glassmaking studio, creative hub and social enterprise rooted in the traditional craft of lampworking and glass blowing. Founded in Liberec in 2016 by Klára Jägerová, the space originally combined a shared workshop, the author’s own studio “U Kahanu” and a showroom for local artisans. Thanks to its generous premises, Kultivar soon developed into a vibrant cultural centre hosting events, exhibitions and hands-on workshops.
Between 2016 and 2021, Kultivar organised more than 150 craft workshops and numerous lectures and community events focused on sustainability, creativity and material awareness. It also served as a gallery and retail space supporting local makers.
After the pandemic forced the closure of its original venue, the project continued in pop-up form until 2023, when a new chapter began: together with Eva Jägerová, the studio was revived with a renewed focus on glassmaking. Today, Kultivar operates from Liberec’s Františkov district and brings together a team of six makers.
Kultivar’s mission is to preserve, teach and further develop the traditional lampworking technique. As a social enterprise, it prioritises sustainability — using primarily local glass, upcycling waste material, organising workshops on low-waste practices and creating employment opportunities for people who face barriers in creative craft fields.
More than 50% of the studio’s profit is reinvested into community development, making Kultivar not only a place of craftsmanship but also a meaningful cultural and social cornerstone.