At the center of this creative vision is Remigijus Kriukas, a master glass artist born in Panevėžys, Lithuania, in 1961. Trained at the Lithuanian State Institute of Fine Arts, Kriukas embarked on his career in 1985 and quickly established himself as a leading figure in the discipline. His experience as a designer at the Panevėžio stiklas factory and his apprenticeships with European glass masters in Denmark expanded both his technical vocabulary and artistic reach. Over the decades, he has participated in exhibitions and symposia across Europe, the United States, and Asia, continuously redefining what it means to be a modern glass artist. In 2000, his vision culminated in the founding of Glasremis, where his creative philosophy found a permanent home.

Among his most compelling works is the Amber Horn, a glass sculpture that encapsulates Kriukas’s signature approach to design. Hand-blown and shaped with meticulous care, this piece radiates a deep amber hue that recalls the warmth of fossilized resin and the golden glow of sunlight. Its fluid, curved form captures the dual inspirations of nature’s organic rhythms and the sculptural discipline of modern architecture. Measuring 25 x 23 cm, the Amber Horn is simultaneously a decorative object and a sculptural statement—striking enough to command attention yet subtle enough to complement refined interiors. Each piece is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its place as a collectible work of art.

The Amber Horn is more than a reflection of Kriukas’s artistry—it is a testament to the Glasremis ethos. By blending ancient mouth-blown techniques with contemporary forms, the brand ensures that each creation remains timeless. With pieces like this, Glasremis continues to demonstrate why it holds a celebrated position in the world of high-end glass décor: a brand where heritage, innovation, and artistry converge to create enduring beauty.