Odd Birds | Fat Gonzo | Artist Collection | Borowski
By: Borowski Glass
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Odd Birds – Humorous, Iconic, and Colorful Glass Light Objects
Bring charm, color, and personality to your home or garden with Stani Jan Borowski’s Odd Birds. First launched in 2019 as the special edition Quirky Birds, each glass bird is a playful homage to society’s outsiders, eccentrics, and black sheep—figures who dared to follow their own path and achieved iconic status.
Every piece is handcrafted and unique, with glass bodies adorned with intricate details and motifs referencing famous personalities, artworks, or symbols—from the Rolling Stones logo to Picasso-style paintings and melting clocks reminiscent of Dalí.
Each bird is also a functional light object, featuring a standard replaceable bulb and a 6-meter outdoor cable, which illuminates the vibrant colors and patterns beautifully. Perfect as a whimsical home accent, garden décor, or collectible art piece, these birds fascinate, delight, and inspire.
Odd Birds (Artist) Collection
Andy Warhol
Like no other artist, Andy Warhol produced himself as a work of art: glasses, wig, black suit and wild parties.
36 × 22 × 43 cm |
Pablo Picasso
Like no other artist, Pablo Picasso is the epitome of modern art. The man with the cap left an oeuvre of estimated 50,000 works.
36 × 22 × 43 cm |
Salvador Dali
As one of the main representatives of Surrealism, Salvador Dalí is one of the most famous painters of the 20th century. The artist’s distinguishing features are undoubtedly his twisted mustache and the melting clocks in his paintings. The “Lobster Telephone” is one of his most famous objects.
Vincent Van Gogh
The sunflowers are probably one of Vincent van Gogh’s best-known motifs, who is now regarded as one of the founders of modern painting.
36 × 22 × 43 cm |
Jackson Pollock
With the style of action painting he developed, Jackson Pollock inscribed himself in art history and became one of the most famous American modern artists, in particular thanks to his large-format works using the drip painting process.
36 × 22 × 43 cm Frida Kahlo Frida Kahlo is considered one of the most important female artists of the 20th century. Her work is characterized by self-portraits rich in symbolism, which address both her physical suffering and her unbridled vitality. With her powerful paintings, she broke through social conventions and became an icon of female self-determination. To this day, she continues to inspire artists, fashion, and pop culture worldwide – not only through her art, but also through her radical self-stylization, in which she merged life and art into an inseparable whole. 45 cm x 23 cm x 38 cm Niki De Saint Phalle The artist became especially famous for her “Nanas” – female figures brimming with energy, sensuality, and humor. Her works celebrate life in all its diversity, radiating optimism, freedom, and a spirit of joyful experimentation. These very qualities are mirrored in the NIKI glass object: Vivid colour fields and striking contrasts that instantly spread good cheer. Decorative patterns on the rounded body, recalling the ornamentation of the “Nanas.” 45 cm x 27 cm x 36 cm |
*All dimensions are approximate
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