Puro Glass -tarjoiluastiamallisto

Poured a batch of iced tea in the pitcher for a patio lunch and the wavy texture caught the light nicely without feeling fussy. It's lighter in the hand than I expected for mouth-blown glass, and cleanup was a quick rinse.

The mouth-blown glass has these subtle textural lines that catch the light nicely on the table. Used the smaller pieces for olives and nuts at a dinner party and they looked far nicer than my old plain bowls.

Served sangria in the glass pitcher at a dinner party and got three compliments before dessert. The mouth-blown glass has tiny bubbles and a slightly wavy rim that catch the light, and the weight feels sturdy without being clunky.