Muffins Pendant by Brokis | PC865-TRNS-EUOSTB-BKC | BIS667131

Brokis is the creation of Czech entrepreneur and engineer, Jan Rabell. Founded in 2006, Brokis enlivens and beautifully elevated Bohemian glassmaking to new heights, all while preserving generations of knowledge and craftsmanship. Brokis has firmly established itself as a leading innovator in glass lighting. For example, the complex technology applied in production of the Night Birds collection, which consists of imposing yet elegant curved glass silhouettes of birds in various phases of flight, required two years of experimentation to perfect. Today, Brokis and Jantejn Glassworks employ a total of 100 people and enjoy a unique symbiosis that has allowed Brokis to launch sales operations in 70 countries and showcase its renowned lighting collections at the world's top design exhibitions.

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Lucie Koldova is an acclaimed Czech and international product and furniture designer. Her collaboration with Brokis began in 2010 with the iconic Muffins and Balloons lighting collections, which she designed while living and working in Paris. Holding the post of Brokis art director since 2014, she is the creative force behind the brand and is instrumental in shaping its product portfolio and image. In 2018, she was the first Czech designer invited to design the Das Haus installation for imm cologne, in which she showcased her Puro Sparkle, Ivy, Big One, and Jack O'Lantern lighting collections.

The voluminous glass lights embody her charismatic and uniquely elegant style and quickly established Brokis as an innovative producer of handblown glass lighting. In addition to developing increasingly novel and exciting concepts, Lucie Koldova has introduced important technological and formal solutions that have enabled Brokis to push the limits of handblown glass production.

International designer Dan Yeffet established his own studio in Amsterdam in 2003 after completing university. In 2005, he relocated to Paris, where he creates works that embrace traditional craftsmanship and innovative technologies alike. His unrelenting search for new shapes, dimensions, and techniques is evident in the collections Muffins, Balloons, and Shadows, which he codesigned with Lucie Koldova for Brokis. Dan's work encompasses not only products of daily use but also conceptual spaces, urban spaces, and works in galleries around the world, including Chicago, Philadelphia, and New London, Luxembourg, Paris, and London, and Holon, Israel.