Are you tired of standard gifts?
Az ajándékozás művészet és akkor jó, ha a megajándékozott különlegesnek érzi magát.
Ezt viszont csak egy személyre szabott, egyedi ajándékkal érheted el.
“The set of glasses as a gift was a real hit, my girlfriend’s jaw literally dropped.”
A good gift has a special charm.
A good gift is thoughtful, practical and unique.
What makes a good gift?
PERFECT GIFT
Something the recipient knows is theirs, even if there isn't a card with their name on it.
Because it shows that you have observed what he/she likes or what he/she usually does in his/her free time.
One that shows you spent enough time on it.
One that says without words how much you worked on it and that you obviously chose it with great care.
Something with which you want to give joy and not satisfy.
Things often go wrong in two places. If you don't know the other person very well or if he/she isn't important enough to you. But is it sure you need this?
BAD GIFT
One that is so impersonal that you could give it to anyone
Everyone recognizes that giving gifts is a burden to you and you want to get over with it quickly.
Something he/she definitely wouldn't buy.
What makes my work unique?
Using the sand carving technique, we create a unique design on the glass surface, which can even be a photo.
While traditional engraving only creates a surface pattern, my process creates a 3D effect through the depth and texture of the pattern. Real differences in depth and tactile textures are created on the surface, the height differences of which can be measured in millimeters.
The positive and negative versions of the deep sand carving patterns can be varied and colored as desired. This makes each product unique and expressive.
Who will make it happen?
Attila Horváth – Designer
Hello, I'm Attila Horváth, you're looking at my works. I was born in Győr in 1979 and completed my school years here. I learned how to sandblast glass and mirrors in 2009. In 2010 I started to focus more on 3D, i.e. deep sandblasting, which I have continued to develop to this day.
In 2019, due to a negative life situation, I decided to maximally develop my sandblasting skills. My goal is to create something in this area that is characterized by uniqueness and attention to detail and that brings the diversity of the possibilities of glass closer to as many people as possible
