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Rose balls

Rose and garden balls are the eye-catcher in your garden. Did you know that the typical silver mirror in all rose balls is made from real sterling silver? They are even perfect for deterring birds.

The original

The Rose Ball Classic is timeless and never loses its shine. Hand-made and mouth-blown, a real eye-catcher in your garden.

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Mouth-blown

With their years of experience, glassblowers and glassmakers make all rose balls mouth-blown.

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Unique

Each individual rose ball is unique and is traditionally handcrafted in the Lauscha color glassworks.

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From the Thuringian Forest

The ELIAS Farbglashütte Lauscha produces the rose balls on the famous Rennsteig in the Thuringian Forest.

Teil der Gerhard Bürger Stiftung

Tradition with a future

With the Gerhard Bürger Foundation we keep the craftsmanship of glassblowers and glassmakers alive.

Rose ball Venezia

The rose ball of the year 2016 - inspired by the glass tradition of Venice & the Baroque garden culture of Italy. They have an important useful aspect, especially in the dreary seasons. With the opening turned downwards into the soil, they provide welcome protection for beneficial insects such as earcrackers, worms and beetles.
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Garden balls

The hollow, colorfully shimmering glass balls were made in Venice at the end of the 13th century. The so-called "lucky balls", which were displayed among flowers and medicinal herbs in the garden, had the task of keeping trouble and illness away from the garden, house and residents.
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Regardless of the season

They are also perfect as a decorative item for your garden at Christmas time. Now add color to the white.
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Tradition and craftsmanship

At 1,200°C, the rose balls are mouth-blown in front of the oven by glassmakers following a tradition spanning over 150 years.

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A long-lasting and proven partnership

With over 160 years of history, the Lauscha colored glassworks - ELIAS Glashütte - is the glowing heart of the glassblowing town of Lauscha. Glass has been made here manually in the traditional way since 1853. The manufactory still creates unique products using spectacular handwork, which are characterized by the love and passion of their employees for the material glass.

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