Kos 8

The Frame — Balance Through Removable Support
 
In this model, the quest for stability is manifested through an external structure that literally pierces the volume of the glass. This frame, both delicate and rigorous, connects at strategic points to hold the tube firmly at a specific angle.
The balance here is neither rigid nor forced: it emerges from a subtle tension between suspension and support.
 
Concept & Craftsmanship
The creation of this piece requires surgical precision. The support frame is entirely removable, highlighting an absolute dependence between the two elements: without its armature, the glass loses its ability to stand.
Mechanical Interaction: The frame passes through the tube to create a stable center of gravity despite the sharp angle of inclination.
Structural Interdependence: The object is only complete through the union of the vessel and its support. It is a permanent dialogue where one cannot exist without the other.
 
Aesthetics
A graphic silhouette that plays with void and volume. The clean lines of the brass frame evoke a sense of movement while anchoring the object to the ground, transforming the Kiddush ritual into a truly architectural experience.