sustainability and beauty
in one

Traditional handcrafted glassblowing is not a zero-waste process. Once melted, glass loses the quality required for repeated blowing.

When a handblown piece is knocked off the blowpipe, roughly 1/3 of the glass is cast aside. This excess material is commonly regarded as waste.

Instead of being hauled to a landfill, these fragments of glass are carefully stored and reimagined as a valuable raw material for transformation into something new.

The cullet is sorted by colour and stored, ready for a new life as BROKISGLASS.

The transformation begins by crushing the cullet and arranging the fragments in a mould. It is then melted in a fusing furnace, forming the foundation of the new material.

The fusing process creates panels with a unique structure and colour composition. The final aesthetic can be customized by varying the size and combination of glass fragments.

The raw panels are precisely cut into any shape using water jet technology, followed by optional finishing touches like sandblasting, frosting, or edge polishing.

The result is BROKISGLASS, panels designed to meet the unique needs of individual projects. The journey of cullet comes full circle, achieving an almost zero-waste cycle.