Pair of topaz spatter glasses
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Set of 2 triangular glasses for wine, Martini or ice cream. Hand blown glass with a central border in topaz colour. Made in Mallorca. The slight differences and irregularities in design and finish are part of the unique character and charm of craftsmanship. No two pieces are alike, they are all different and exclusive.
The art of Balearic glassblowing dates back to the 2nd century BC and consists of introducing an iron tube (the canya) into a quantity of molten glass. The opposite end is then blown and the glass is blown up as if it were a balloon. To work this 'balloon', the tube is turned in both directions and the blower gives it shape using wet newspaper, moulds, different instruments, or even by hand. When the piece is finished, it is separated from the tube. The puntill is what remains of the union between the cane and the object, and can be seen at its base.Set of 2 sophisticated, artistic and bright glasses with a colored central border. Handmade blown glass. They are made in Mallorca and they are all different and exclusive. Slight differences and irregularities in design and finish are part of the unique character and charm of the craftsmanship. No two pieces are the same. The set consists of one glass of each color: blue, green, topaz, transparent, amethyst and turquoise.
The art of Balearic glassblowing dates back to the 2nd century BC and consists of introducing an iron tube (the canya) into a quantity of molten glass. The opposite end is then blown and the glass is blown up as if it were a balloon. To work this 'balloon', the tube is turned in both directions and the blower gives it shape using wet newspaper, moulds, different instruments, or even by hand. When the piece is finished, it is separated from the tube. The puntill is what remains of the union between the cane and the object, and can be seen at its base.
The art of Balearic blown glass dates back to the 2nd century BC. C. and consists of introducing an iron tube (the canya) in a quantity of molten glass. The opposite end is then blown and the glass is inflated like a balloon. To work this "balloon", the tube is rotated in both directions and the blower shapes it with the help of wet newspaper, molds, different instruments, even freehand. When the part is finished, it is separated from the tube. The puntill is what remains of that union between cane and object, and can be seen at its base.
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