At the heart of Glasremis is Remigijus Kriukas, the Lithuanian-born glass artist whose vision gave rise to the studio in 2000. Born in 1961 in Panevėžys, Kriukas trained at the Lithuanian State Institute of Fine Arts before embarking on a career that would span collaborations with glass masters across Europe and beyond. His years of exploration in Denmark, combined with exposure to Baltic and Eastern European schools of glass design, enriched his vocabulary of form and technique. Over the decades, he has exhibited worldwide, from the United States to the Faroe Islands, establishing himself as a leading figure in contemporary glass art. As both artist and innovator, Kriukas embodies the philosophy of merging rigorous craftsmanship with creative experimentation.

This duality finds a remarkable expression in the Amber Wood Scarf glass sculpture vase. Standing at 50 cm, the piece is a symphony of light and texture, its amber tones evoking the natural warmth of Baltic amber while its flowing form captures the delicate drape of fabric in motion. The design reveals Kriukas’s fascination with contrast—solid glass rendered as if soft and weightless, sculpture that feels both timeless and alive. With its sculptural silhouette and glowing presence, the Amber Wood Scarf transforms from a functional vase into an objet d’art, inviting conversation and contemplation in any interior. Each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity, underscoring its status as a collectible work.

Through works like this, Glasremis continues to affirm its place as a leader in the world of high-end glass artistry. By preserving traditional methods while embracing bold new ideas, the brand bridges past and present, offering creations that enrich contemporary living spaces with depth, beauty, and cultural resonance. In the Amber Wood Scarf, one finds not only the artistry of Remigijus Kriukas but also the enduring spirit of Glasremis—a studio where every piece tells the story of glass reborn as timeless luxury.