Hand-cut crystal reliquary II - unique collector's item

František Jungvirt Crystal object reliquary II (collector's unique item)

Enter a world where light refracts in the perfection of handwork and where crystal becomes the bearer of stories. Reliquary II is an extraordinary collector's item that combines the delicacy of blown glass, the precision of a brilliant cut and the spiritual plane of a ritual object. It is a unique crystal artifact that combines the purity of the material, the depth of symbolism and the mastery of traditional glassmaking. It was created in a single original specimen, making it a work of art with unrepeatable value.

The base of the object is a hand-cut body made of blown crystal, the interior of which is designed as a chest for storing small but significant objects - grandfather's watch, grandmother's wedding ring, symbolic talismans or other personal treasures that deserve to be protected, yet subtly present thanks to the crystal's clarity.

A separate golden vase with a crown, hand-gilded with 24K gold, is placed in this space. It can hold a flower or a candle, transforming the entire object into an intimate altar, a ritual element or a symbolic source of light, memories and hope.

The crystal was cut by master cutter Petr Janský from Třeboň, whose signature is evident in every facet and every reflection. His work gives the artifact a characteristic play of light and shadow, which completes its uniqueness. The unrepeatable uniqueness of Reliquary IV is confirmed by a hand-signed signature, certificate and numbering.

Reliquary II is not just a work of art. It is a personal temple of small but essential stories that deserve to be preserved in the purest place - in the very heart of the crystal.

Dimensions : 25 x 15 cm

Material : blown glass, hand-cut, painted, gold chandelier

František Jungvirt's design work embodies a subtle blend of traditional craftsmanship and original contemporary aesthetics. With his collections, he manages to bring an atmosphere of calm, quality and pure beauty into the interior, combining classic Czech craftsmanship with a modern sense of shape and space.

He is known for his willingness to experiment — not only with simple lines, but also with texture, color, and the play of light. In his work, he also collaborated with fashion designer Ivana Mentlová, creating objects that are not only useful but also artistic — a designer vase with a sincere, sensitive approach.