Some glass is chosen for what it can become. The Reserve Collection begins with prestige bottles — glass made to exacting standards, built to withstand pressure, shaped by houses that understood form and quality are inseparable. Thirty years of studio practice has worked with this material. The knowledge of what it holds, and what the kiln can ask of it, runs deep. What emerges is glass transformed twice — first into celebration, then into permanence.
The Reserve Collection presents two series, distinct in colour, form and presence — equal in provenance, craftsmanship and investment quality.
Terroir: dark olive, brown-green, moving toward obsidian under low light. Formed from a single prestige bottle silhouette of quiet, permanent authority. One form. One colour. Complete.
Éclat: rich, luminous green — warm and alive with transmitted light. Formed from prestige producer bottles, each carrying their own house silhouette. No two pieces identical. Celebratory by nature. Permanent by making.
Both are kiln-formed in Esperance, Western Australia. Both carry the material intelligence of three decades of studio practice. Both are made to be placed, given and remembered. The Reserve Collection — part of the CPGA material practice.
