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Glasses with a twist.
Wait till you hear where these coupes got their candy-like hues. They’re hand-blown by artisans in Poland—yep, they traveled a long way to get here. Plus, there’s this tidbit: They’re inspired by their maker’s grandmother, who, fun fact, used to snatch up colored glass at antique shops, then show it off at Sunday dinners. Keep your set close by for when happy hour rolls around (we’ll leave you to decide between champagne and cocktails).
- Made in: Poland
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
Wait till you hear where these coupes got their candy-like hues. They’re hand-blown by artisans in Poland—yep, they traveled a long way to get here. Plus, there’s this tidbit: They’re inspired by their maker’s grandmother, who, fun fact, used to snatch up colored glass at antique shops, then show it off at Sunday dinners. Keep your set close by for when happy hour rolls around (we’ll leave you to decide between champagne and cocktails).
Glasses with a twist.
Wait till you hear where these coupes got their candy-like hues. They’re hand-blown by artisans in Poland—yep, they traveled a long way to get here. Plus, there’s this tidbit: They’re inspired by their maker’s grandmother, who, fun fact, used to snatch up colored glass at antique shops, then show it off at Sunday dinners. Keep your set close by for when happy hour rolls around (we’ll leave you to decide between champagne and cocktails).
- Made in: Poland
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
Wait till you hear where these coupes got their candy-like hues. They’re hand-blown by artisans in Poland—yep, they traveled a long way to get here. Plus, there’s this tidbit: They’re inspired by their maker’s grandmother, who, fun fact, used to snatch up colored glass at antique shops, then show it off at Sunday dinners. Keep your set close by for when happy hour rolls around (we’ll leave you to decide between champagne and cocktails).