Bamboo Tumbler - Olivegreen
Bamboo tumbler from Anna Von Lipa - comes in many delicious colors. Mouth-blown glass from the Czech Republic, which is why there may be variations in color and pattern from product to product.
Start your day with a refreshing sip of water from the Bamboo Olive Green water glass! This mouth-blown crystal glass is perfect for any time or place. The set of 6 glasses comes in an array of colors and nuances, making it perfect for any occasion. The swirling pattern around the mouth of the glass is sure to add a touch of elegance to any drink you serve. The 250 ml capacity is perfect for a refreshing drink.
Soft-edged and charmingly framed, these mouth-blown drinking glasses with their oriental-inspired bamboo pattern are decorative and practical. Furthermore, the bamboo tumbler can be playfully matched with the Wave and Harlequin tumbler. Just part of the charm. :-)
| Material / Make / Finish: | Crystal Glass |
| Sell By: | Singles |
| Color: | Olivegreen |
| Size & Fit - Dimensions: | Height: 9.5 cm Diameter: 7.5 cm |
| Composition: | Volume 250 ml |
Our crystal glass is stained. A combination of traditions technology and earth minerals sums up our wide range of colors. Our bluish shades are achieved by adding the liquid glass mass Cobalt oxide. The green and brownish colors are associated with iron. Pink and Ruby with gold chloride. We love stained glass and are proud to work with talented glaziers who teach us to develop our very own colors from nature's treasure trove.
Our crystal glasses are machine-washable when subject to the following recommendations: - Use a short washing program, less than 60˚ celcius, without a drying programme. - Open the door of the washing machine so that water can evaporate and dry your glasses with a tea towel. - Our glasses are resistant to mild acids but not stronger acids like ”minus lime”, as well as various descaling agents that you usually buy in the household. Instead, we advise you use citric or acetic acid.
Crystal glassware from Anna von Lipa can be washed in the dishwasher provided the following recommendations are observed:
- Use a short wash cycle, less than 60˚ celsius, with no drying cycle.
- Open the dishwasher door to allow the water to evaporate and dry your glasses with a tea towel.
- Crystal glassware can withstand mild acids but not stronger acids such as "minuscule limescale," as well as various descaling agents you normally buy in the household. Instead, we recommend using lemon or acetic acid.
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! Please note that back order's delivery time may vary and can take up to one months (depending on colours/shapes chosen).
We treat each order individually and will keep you posted throughout the whole time.
All of our orders are shipped in eco packaging, items are wrapped in tissue paper and delivered in a 100% recyclable brown box.
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Anna von Lipa's Paris series is produced in Böhemia in the Czech Republic, by crystal experts. In the production of the crystal series, the special water and sand are a special ingredient. For each product, a joiner produces a wooden mold so that the desired size and pattern for the product is achieved. Every product has to go through a long series of steps in its production. The long process of producing each product in the crystal series is seen and experienced as soon as you get the products in your hands. Therefore, a mouth-blown crystal glass costs a little more than a mass-produced glass, and the delivery can also vary more easily. The crystal vase from Anna von Lipa is really nice to put together with her many different glasses across colors. You will find our entire range from Anna von Lipa here.
