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Hand-Blown Short Glass | The Little Market
Hand-Blown Short Glass | The Little Market
Hand-Blown Short Glass | The Little Market

Hand-Blown Lowball Glass

$ 18.00

Rated 5.0 out of 5
Based on 2 reviews

HANDMADE IN GUATEMALA

Durable, elevated, and thoughtfully crafted, this glassware is perfect for any special occasion to celebrate.

Each piece of glassware is crafted by artisans in Cantel, Guatemala. Artisans thoroughly clean, melt down, mold, and blow the glass to create one-of-a-kind drinkware from recycled glass. Artisans earn fair wages and have access to health insurance, ownership of the cooperative, and training and educational opportunities.

Clear Short Glass | Hand-Blown in Guatemala

Set:
Single

DETAILS

  • Approximately 3.25” in diameter x 3.75” tall
  • Weight: 14 ounces
  • Material: recycled glass
  • With the beauty of handmade, small-batch items, we celebrate that no two pieces are exactly the same. Please note you may notice variations in size, color, and design.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

  • Hand-wash only with cool water. May be washed on the top rack of the dishwasher on a normal cycle, however each glass may not touch other items. Do not expose to hot or boiling liquids.
  • Do not place in microwave, oven, or freezer.
  • Due to their delicate and handmade nature, avoid stacking glassware to help prevent breakage and shock.
  • To store, thoroughly dry, allow for ample space between pieces, and keep the rim-side up.

CUSTOM

    Are you interested in a custom version of this product? We would love to work with you and bring your ideas to life.

    Elevate your shop’s assortment, bulk gifting, special events, hospitality experience, and beyond. Please reach out to our team at custom@thelittlemarket.com to learn more.
MEET THE ARTISAN
COPAVIC
Located in: Guatemala
COPAVIC, also known as the Recycled Glass Cooperative of Cantel, is an artisan-owned cooperative located in the small village of Cantel, Guatemala. These artisans have access to fair wages, health insurance, training and educational opportunities, and personal development programs while participating in dignified work. The group is dedicated to providing sustainable income opportunities for artisans in vulnerable communities and a safe work environment free from exploitation. To create this glassware, artisans use locally sourced recycled glass and implement environmentally friendly practices.
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Reviewed by Amy S.
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I recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5
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Beautiful Gift!

I purchased four of these along with the matching pitcher as a wedding present for a friend. Although I never personally saw them (they were shipped right to the bride), she messaged me and told me how beautiful and intricate the set was. She loved them so much that she added the glasses to her registry. The shipping process was very quick and they keep you informed every step of the way, which was really nice. I will definitely consider goods from the little market in the future!

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Reviewed by Hannah, from United States
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5 Stars

My husband and I love these! They are so beautiful and well made!

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