Glass sculpture, Oiva Toikka, Nuutajärvi
Glass sculpture, Oiva Toikka, Nuutajärvi
SKU:831105
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The Details
Designer: Oiva Toikka
Object: Glass sculpture / Art glass
Model: No model designation
Series: Standalone piece
Manufacturer: Nuutajärvi
Date of Manufacture: 2001
Material: Glass
Technique: Paperweight
Color: Multicolored
Width: 116 mm
Length: 95 mm
Height: 200 mm
Weight: 5750 g
Condition: Excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.
Signed: "Oiva Toikka Nuutajärvi Notsjö".
Numbered: Unnumbered
Keyword: Royal SiO2 Exclusive. Limited edition.
The Story
The massive abstract glass sculpture created by Oiva Toikka at the Nuutajärvi glassworks in 2001 is a true masterpiece of Finnish glass art. This rare piece, weighing nearly six kilograms and crafted using the complex paperweight technique, combines a crystal-clear, carefully polished glass block with a deep ruby-red inner form. The transparent mass acts as an optical lens, creating constantly changing effects depending on the light and viewing angle, representing the absolute pinnacle of Toikka's later free studio glass. Part of the exclusive Royal SiO2 selection, this limited-edition and authentically signed ("Oiva Toikka Nuutajärvi Notsjö") sculpture is exceptionally rare in art collector circles. Its unique aesthetics and the enduring popularity of Toikka's work make the piece a collector's item that appreciates in value over time.
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Oiva Toikka
Oiva Kalervo Toikka (1931 – 2019) was the great rebel of Finnish design, famously choosing exuberant color and whimsical shapes over the strict minimalism of his peers. While his Kastehelmi (Dewdrop) and Flora tableware became instant classics, his most legendary achievement is the Birds by Toikka collection. Starting in 1972, he created a mesmerizing flock of over 400 mouth-blown glass birds, each a unique masterpiece of imagination and craftsmanship. Toikka’s work is a celebration of joy, reminding us that design can be both world-class and wonderfully playful.