The Cooper pattern extends as we add this beautiful sparkling Crystal Bowl featuring two horizontal bands of tight diamond cutting. A perfect Crystal Bowl for displaying fruit and flowers. Makes a great gift!
When the Vikings invaded Waterford they appreciated its strategic value as a major trading port. Both dry and wet goods were shipped by barrel. The barrel makers or "Coopers" as the trade was known continued their craft right up to the 20th century.
The design of Cooper Crystal Bowl for Cashs Ireland, invokes the memory of the craftsmen and the part they played in Waterford Ireland's history. Two horizontal bands of tight diamond cutting represent the metal hoops that bind a barrel holding it secure. Placed between these are long and short upright cuts denoting the wooden staves from which the barrel is formed.
Designed by Martin Croke in Waterford, Ireland. Handmade.
Amazing new video by Cashs Ireland featuring intertwined modern world with that of the crystal craftsmen of Ireland creating timeless Cooper crystal barware.
Success comes together at the end of the day, when the modern world comes to stop and to enjoy the product of centuries old craft, Cashs Crystal, timeless for it's beauty and elegance. (79 sec.)
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Product description:The Cooper pattern extends as we add this beautiful sparkling Crystal Bowl featuring two horizontal bands of tight diamond cutting. A perfect Crystal Bowl for displaying fruit and flowers. Makes a great gift!
When the Vikings invaded Waterford they appreciated its strategic value as a major trading port. Both dry and wet goods were shipped by barrel. The barrel makers or "Coopers" as the trade was known continued their craft right up to the 20th century.
The design of Cooper Crystal Bowl for Cashs Ireland, invokes the memory of the craftsmen and the part they played in Waterford Ireland's history. Two horizontal bands of tight diamond cutting represent the metal hoops that bind a barrel holding it secure. Placed between these are long and short upright cuts denoting the wooden staves from which the barrel is formed.
Designed by Martin Croke in Waterford, Ireland. Handmade.
