It is glassware created using traditional handmade techniques. Glassmaking techniques utilised to craft our glassware can be traced back to 3500 B.C in Mesopotamia. For centuries, the methods and technologies of glass working were kept secret-the Venetians sent assassins to chase down errant glassmakers wanting to trade their mysterious skills abroad. In the late 19th century, the work of the great artist industrialists such as Tiffany, Galle and Lalique drew attention to the artistic possibilities of the glass.

Nowadays, these skills are passed from generation to generation. The glass making artisan can shape and craft glass to create unique and individual designs.

Some of the special characteristics of the traditional glass making process used to create your product include small air bubbles, surface waves and slight misalignments in the glass. During the glass making process, bubbles of air can get trapped within the molten glass and these can be seen in the finished product - a normal and acceptable part of the process of handmade, hand blown glass.

Our glassware has been carefully designed to keep environmental impact as low as possible. Glassware, as well as our packaging, is 100% recyclable and FSC compliant. In addition to this, we strive to ship and deliver your glassware from our warehouse using a carbon neutral courier.