SKRUF Glasbruk was founded in 1897 in the small community of Skruv in Småland by Robert Celander, strategically located near the railway for efficient transportation of both raw materials and finished products. Today, this historic glassworks is run by the Elm family, who are passionate and committed to its rich heritage of glass craftsmanship.

Under the Elm family's leadership, SKRUF Glassworks has continued to celebrate traditional techniques while integrating modern design and innovation into its range. Each piece of glassware is hand-blown in the company's own glassworks in Skruv, which means that the products are not only unique but also carry a piece of Småland's rich craft history.

SKRUF's product range includes everything from elegant drinking glasses to sophisticated vases and bowls, designed by prominent designers such as Carina Seth Andersson. Her work, known for its minimalist style and functional beauty, is representative of SKRUF's commitment to both aesthetics and practicality.

It is SKRUF's ability to combine old world craftsmanship with new world thinking that continues to make them a valued part of Swedish homes and international design circles alike.