Largest glass grape at Eorykogel

The sculpture, crafted from stainless steel and colored fused glass, impresses with a height of five meters, a width of four meters, and a depth of almost two meters. Each of its gleaming grape beads represents one day of the year—365 beads plus an additional one for leap years. Local artist Willi Trojan designed the grape so that it symbolically reflects the annual cycle of viticulture: the individual leaves and elements stand for weeks, months, and days, thus illustrating nature’s rhythm—from the work in the vineyard to the first sip of the noble juice of the vine.

In this way, the world’s largest grape unites art, nature, and craftsmanship into an impressive landmark of the South Styrian Wine Road, which celebrates its 70th anniversary this year.