Wine Glasses Green Champagne Beer 350ml
Capacity: 350ml
Use Beldi glasses for wine, water, tea, coffee or to serve sweet or savoury dishes
Recently the very last glass factory in Morocco still making hand-blown glasses, was saved from permanent closure. Skilled artisans now continue to make these simple, traditional tea glasses and bowls. Made from recycled glass, the green ones from wine or beer bottles. Each item has its own unique characteristics typical of an artisan product. Bubbles, dents and marks result as the molten glass is shaped and formed. Some are from the blowing and some from the tools used. This is a normal part of the glass process and adds character to each piece.Â
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Wine Glasses Green Champagne Beer 350ml
Capacity: 350ml
Use Beldi glasses for wine, water, tea, coffee or to serve sweet or savoury dishes
Recently the very last glass factory in Morocco still making hand-blown glasses, was saved from permanent closure. Skilled artisans now continue to make these simple, traditional tea glasses and bowls. Made from recycled glass, the green ones from wine or beer bottles. Each item has its own unique characteristics typical of an artisan product. Bubbles, dents and marks result as the molten glass is shaped and formed. Some are from the blowing and some from the tools used. This is a normal part of the glass process and adds character to each piece.Â
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Capacity: 350ml
Use Beldi glasses for wine, water, tea, coffee or to serve sweet or savoury dishes
Recently the very last glass factory in Morocco still making hand-blown glasses, was saved from permanent closure. Skilled artisans now continue to make these simple, traditional tea glasses and bowls. Made from recycled glass, the green ones from wine or beer bottles. Each item has its own unique characteristics typical of an artisan product. Bubbles, dents and marks result as the molten glass is shaped and formed. Some are from the blowing and some from the tools used. This is a normal part of the glass process and adds character to each piece.Â
