Åseda Glasbruk was a Swedish glassworks founded in 1947 in Småland, a region known for its strong glass tradition. The glassworks became particularly famous in the 1960s and 70s for its stylish and colorful design that combined function with artistic expression.
The design from Åseda was characterized by contemporary design with soft lines, bright colors and often bubbles or thick glass walls that created a visual weight and depth. Many of the glass objects, such as vases, bowls and ornaments, have become sought-after collectors' items.
Today, Åseda Glasbruk is an esteemed name in vintage and retro design, and its glassworks reflect an important part of the history of Swedish glass art.