Definition: The word "wamar glass" refers to a type of glassware made from recycled materials, often consisting of glass beads or other materials. It was developed in the 1950s by Mira Szymikowska, a Polish artist who used recycled glass for her design projects. In 2013, Mira Szymikowska and her team launched a project called "Wamar", which aimed to use recycled glass bottles as tools and materials in their artistic work. The Wamar Glass company is now owned by the art collective "Sztuka" (which stands for "art + craft") in Poland. The product range includes items like decorative mirrors, wall hangings, jewelry, and even furniture. They also have a line of books, notebooks and other small objects that are made from recycled materials. Wamar Glass is known for its unique and sustainable design approach. The company believes that using recycled glass to create beautiful pieces not only reduces waste but also supports the local economy through manufacturing local products.

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