Prasklo Studio Prague
Prasklo since 2014
The artistic design label PRASKLO consists of the artist duo of Petra Svejdarova and Klara Vaculikova who have been building their brand on the Czech scene since 2014. PRASKLO produces unique vases and other objects made of waste glass and concrete (cement). Instead of limited editions, each PRASKLO vase is an original with its own story, always made just once. Petra's and Klara's creations grow out of their fascination with stone as na elementary natural material, including its structure and the various forms it can take.
The objects celebrate the raw charm of genuine materials and human touch - and a wonderful and striking contrast with machine perfection.
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Prasklo in Tokyo, Japan
An amazing honor for Prasklo being launched in the Tokyo eminent design store Living Motif, presented now in the September issue catalog. An exciting cooperation for us. If you are in Tokyo, come visit.
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Interiors Korea Magazine
We were very excited to have our page in this prestigious magazine dedicated to interior design Interiors, the April issue.
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Jeanne d'Arc Living
Jeanne d'Arc Living four pages featured on Prasklo in this renowned design magazine from Danemark.
Beyond Time
Hand Making
Up-cycling of glass, reworked in PRASKLO's aesthetic spirit and in dialogue with concrete (beton) in some cases made of demolished buildings, lends the glass objects a new utilitarian and aesthetic function. Everything is done traditionally, in the old way, without use of computer technology.
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PRASKLO is about an intuitive view on the subject, the principal incapacity to control the nature. Progress does not exist.
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Petra attended the Secondary Trade School of Packaging Techniques in Štětí, followed by the study of object and glass art under JAkub Berdych at the Scholastika College in Prague. Klara initially earned a degree from the Faculty of Law at Prague's Charles University, after which she studied photography at TAFE NSW in Sydney, Australia.