NOVICA Artisan Handblown Recycled Martini Glasses Clear Mexican Drinkware ‘Ethereal Glamour'(Set of 4)

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Details: Introducing our exquisite collection of Handblown Clear Glass Martini Glasses! A perfect addition to your tableware, these glasses are expertly crafted from recycled glass, making them not only stunning but also environmentally friendly. With their classic design and superior quality, these martini glasses are sure to impress your guests…

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Introducing our exquisite collection of Handblown Clear Glass Martini Glasses! A perfect addition to your tableware, these glasses are expertly crafted from recycled glass, making them not only stunning but also environmentally friendly. With their classic design and superior quality, these martini glasses are sure to impress your guests and elevate your entertaining experience. Each glass is carefully handmade by skilled artisans, ensuring uniqueness and attention to detail in every piece. The clear glass construction allows you to showcase the vibrant colors and garnishments of your cocktails, making them even more visually appealing. Whether you’re hosting a fancy cocktail party or simply enjoying a drink after a long day, these martini glasses are a must-have for any drinkware collection. Their sturdy construction and ergonomic shape make them comfortable to hold and easy to handle. The versatile design of these glasses also makes them suitable for serving desserts, appetizers, or even decorative purposes. Give your home bar or kitchen a touch of elegance with our Handblown Clear Glass Martini Glasses. Bring a touch of sophistication to your next gathering and indulge in the pleasure of sipping your favorite martinis in style. Don’t miss out on these exquisite martini glasses!Product Features:

  • Dimension: 7.0″ H x 6.0″ Diam.
  • Weight: 3.48
  • Color: Multicolor
  • Material: Recycled glass
  • Made in Mexico

Story Behind the art: An artisan town near Guadalajara, Tonala takes its name from the Nahuatl Tonallan — where the sun comes out. Glass blowing has been an art form here for more than a hundred years. Today, it’s considered the capital of Mexican handblown glass. The technique is spectacular. The ground glass — often recycled from drink bottles — is melted in ovens for several hours until it has the texture of thick honey. Each color is melted separately and they are known as transparent, smoky, amethyst or amber. The temperature of the ovens varies from 500 to 1600 degrees Centigrade. When the glass reaches a point of fusion, it is placed at the tip of a long metal tube. If colored spots are desired, they are rolled through a pan of tiny glass fragments in the desired hues, and the blowing begins. The artisans roll the glass to create a uniform shape while manipulating the molten globe with special tools. Finally, they remove the blowing tube and heat the glass once more before handles or bases are affixed. Once finished, the piece goes into an oven for a number of hours to temper it. The incredible talent of these artisans may make the process look simple, but learning to handle the fire and the high temperatures of the ovens that melt the glass, the delicate work of adding details to a fragile design before the glass loses its flexibility, and all the steps in between are skills that can be learned only by years of experience and dedication. This is why each piece of blown glass is unique, and each one carries a bit of the heart of the artisan who crafted it. Using his hands and skill, he transforms molten glass into an original work of folk art and carries on the artisan traditions of Mexico.

The handmade touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size, and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.

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Country of Origin: Mexico