Exhibitors
Moser
Each Moser master spends hour upon hour forming the crystal into the perfect product. The secrets of hand made manufacturing are handed down from old glass-makers generation to their apprentices. To become a glass-master it requires years of hard work. Apart from talent, glass-masters need to have enough physical power to manage holding in their hands vases or bowls weighing up to 20kg. No matter what they do - working at the furnace with molten glass at the temperature of 1200° C, turning out wooden moulds by hand, cutting, painting, gilding or polishing, or taking several months of patient work on art engravings, this perfect craft was and still has been our glass-makers mission.
Each Moser master spends hour upon hour forming the crystal into the perfect product. The secrets of hand made manufacturing are handed down from old glass-makers generation to their apprentices. To become a glass-master it requires years of hard work. Apart from talent, glass-masters need to have enough physical power to manage holding in their hands vases or bowls weighing up to 20kg. No matter what they do - working at the furnace with molten glass at the temperature of 1200° C, turning out wooden moulds by hand, cutting, painting, gilding or polishing, or taking several months of patient work on art engravings, this perfect craft was and still has been our glass-makers mission.