BATCH, the hand-blown glass cube that lined Bottega Veneta’s Summer 2026 runway, is now available to order from 6:AM.

6:AM calls it a podium. Bottega Veneta used it as seating. Either way, it is a solid block of glass about 17 inches on each side.

Each cube is blown into a cast-iron mold engraved by CNC. The tooling cuts a chiseled, subtractive geometry into the faces, which 6:AM compares to marble in its rough early stages of carving. Symmetrical recesses on the sides add structural strength.

The glass pushes back against the rigor of the form. Every piece is blown individually, so surfaces ripple and catch light differently from one cube to the next.

Ten colorways run from clear Cristallo to deep black. 6:AM makes most of its pieces to order, and each BATCH ships in its own wooden crate.

For hospitality lobbies and gallery settings, BATCH can work as seat, plinth, or display. 6:AM has spent the year pushing glass toward architecture, including a lighting installation at Milan Design Week. This is the version that comes in a crate.

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