Borowksi’s glass objects are more than just decorations; they bring character, color, and joy to your home and garden. Each piece is handmade and has its own unique personality: sometimes charming, sometimes playful, sometimes elegant. With their vibrant appeal, our pieces become charming companions that bring joy and lightness to everyday life, while their artistic expressiveness adds lasting accents that beautify your spaces and enrich your quality of life.
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Borowski Glass Art
Impressions of Borowski's Glass Objects
For people who love the extraordinary
Whether as a striking accent piece, a meaningful gift, or an everyday companion in your living space—our pieces are crafted for people who appreciate the extraordinary and want to enrich their surroundings with art and design.
Craftsmanship with Passion and Perfection
Behind every Borowski piece are people who bring their passion for glass to life. From the initial sketch to the glowing kiln and the final polish, each piece is handcrafted—driven by enthusiasm, expertise, and a love of detail.
In 1964 Stanislaw Borowski (born in 1944 in Moutiers, France) to work as a glass cutter at the glass factory in Krosno, Poland. However, he found no room to realize his artistic ambitions in the factory’s industrial setting.
In 1970, he therefore took a secret step : he set up a small workshop in his aunt’s garage—laying the foundation for what is now Borowski Glass Studio.
There, he began experimenting with homemade tools and nearly forgotten engraving techniques on laminated glass . It wasn't long before his extraordinary engravings and sculptures international recognition and led to exhibitions in Germany, the U.S., the Netherlands, and Japan.
In 1964 Stanislaw Borowski (born in 1944 in Moutiers, France) to work as a glass cutter at the glass factory in Krosno, Poland. However, he found no room to realize his artistic ambitions in the factory’s industrial setting.
In 1970, he therefore took a secret step : he set up a small workshop in his aunt’s garage—laying the foundation for what is now Borowski Glass Studio.
There, he began experimenting with homemade tools and nearly forgotten engraving techniques on laminated glass . It wasn't long before his extraordinary engravings and sculptures international recognition and led to exhibitions in Germany, the U.S., the Netherlands, and Japan.
A Growing Family Business
In 1990 Stanislaw Borowski, together with his two oldest sons, Pawel and Wiktor, founded Glasstudio Borowski GmbH in Germany . The huge success of the artworks soon made the first studio too small, so in 1992 Opened a new, larger studio near Bolesławiec, Poland . From that point on, Stanislaw, Pawel, and their youngest son, Stani Jan, worked together on the Borowski brand. Meanwhile, Wiktor remained in Germany, where he handled sales, logistics, and management from the headquarters in Königswinter oversaw .
Masterpieces for Museums and Collectors
Today, works by Stanislaw, Pawel, and Stani Jan Borowski can be found in renowned galleries, collections, and museums, including the world-famous Corning Museum of Glass in New York . Borowski's creations are now considered some of the most internationally recognized examples of contemporary glass art.
Three Special Collections
In addition to unique, handmade pieces, the artists have developed three collections: ART OBJECTS , STUDIO LINE , and OUTDOOR OBJECTS . These colorful and stylistically distinctive collections combine art, design, and craftsmanship—and are Available online worldwide, in select exclusive stores, and at Borowski’s own galleries.
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