Ivan Baj's Medea Vase is born from a sustained dialogue between contemporary design sensibility and the centuries-old discipline of Murano glassmaking. Conceived for ARCADE, it carries the weight of a sculptural object as much as a functional vessel. Each piece is mouth-blown by master artisans in Venice, a process that demands both physical precision and an intimate understanding of molten glass as a material. The result is a form of pronounced silhouette and deep, saturated color, one that shifts in quality as light moves across its surface throughout the day. Hand-blown in Murano, Venice Designed by Ivan Baj for ARCADE Sculptural form with rich, saturated color Each piece varies subtly in tone and proportion, a natural consequence of mouth-blown production No two Medea vases are identical. The variations are not imperfections but the signature of handcraft at its most considered, a reminder that the object exists at the boundary between art and design.