Category: Dryckeskärl
I’m honestly surprised by how evenly the mouthblown glass distributes light through the curves—it catches the morning sun and throws this soft, shifting pattern on the wall. The metal rim has a nice weight to it, not flimsy at all, so the pendant hangs straight and steady.
The mouthblown glass really shows its age-old craft—the contours feel organic, not machine-made, and the metal band sits flush without any sharp edges. I use it as a tumbler for my evening whiskey and it catches the light beautifully. It's got that heft you'd expect from a proper reproduction piece.
The metal band around the rim gives it a nice weight in your hand, and the glass has that lovely uneven waviness you only get from handblown stuff. It's become my go-to water glass at dinner, feels a bit special every time I use it.
