Glass Studio Habrat

Carpathian Mountains


This sparsely furnished, stylish little retail gallery sells the work of Maciej Habrat, a second-generation Krosno glass-blower whose colourful plates, glasses, vases and decorative wares reflect the often playful, absurd and abstract styles pioneered at the Krosno glassworks.


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