Pagus Glass Sculpture

The Pagus Glass Sculpture by Gardeco is a collection of three mouth-blown glass pieces: Farm, House, and Tower, inspired by the minimal architectural forms found in rural Flemish villages. Named from the Latin word for countryside, Pagus reduces familiar silhouettes to their elemental geometry: quiet, upright shapes rendered in warm tones that together evoke a small village and a strong sense of place. Each sculpture is individually handmade, with subtle natural variations that make every piece unique. The three forms are available in three colorways: Amber, Dark Amber, and Fumé, and can be displayed as a composed village grouping or selected individually as understated sculptural accents for a shelf, console, or tabletop. Designed by Studio Segers for Gardeco, Pagus pairs architectural simplicity with the delicate warmth of handmade glass.