Czech lighting giant Sans Souci has launched in India an imposing statement light – Haida – that symbolizes a return to Nature, where the brand originated.
Every now and then designers return to the roots to recharge their creative minds and bring new impressions along with them. It is the same with Haida. Named after the former name for Nový Bor, the region where Sans Souci’s unique objects are born, Haida is replete with influences from the place.
Not only does this extraordinary piece epitomise meticulous handmade craftsmanship of glass-blowers, it also implants the unconventional print of nature from the place – Haida. Each bulb in the light represents an impression of a basalt stone, carefully imprinted with brass or decorated with a soda effect. So there is the roughness of North Bohemian nature, and also the delicate lightness of glass art. It is designed by Tomáš Sákra.
Sans Souci draws on the experiences of past generations of glass-makers, with the quality of work defined by the purely Czech origin of their products. The brand masters in creating original architectural features, such as railings, stairways, tables, skylights, columns, and others.
