Petal Stack is a sculptural vessel composed through a vertical stacking of hand-blown glass elements, balancing playful color with architectural form. Anchored by a chartreuse conical base, the piece rises through a sequence of rounded nodes in lavender and deep pink, culminating in a wide, petal-like bowl rendered in a soft gradient pink. The composition creates a rhythmic upward movement, with each form acting as both structure and visual punctuation.

Rooted in postmodern design language and informed by a contemporary “Modern Funk” sensibility, Petal Stack explores proportion, color harmony, and repetition. The open, flared bowl introduces a floral gesture—softening the geometry below while reinforcing the object’s dual identity as both vessel and sculpture.

Each piece is individually hand-blown in Los Angeles, resulting in subtle variations that highlight the artist’s process and the material’s fluid nature.