Blown glass goblets, 'Aquamarine' (set of 6)
Blown glass goblets, 'Aquamarine' (set of 6)
The frosty tones of aquamarine soothe a parched throat on the hottest of summer days. Javier and Efr�n create imaginative yet functional works, achieving an incredible clarity with their material. This set of six blown glass goblets makes a refreshing addition to the home. As each piece is individually handmade, they may vary slightly (+/- 0.6 in) in shape and size. Tiny bubbles within the surface exemplify the artisans' singular, rustic technique.
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