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Ella Drinkware Collection

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$39 $250 In stock

Category: Table Setting - Drinkware - Glassware

Juliska's jewelry-like spiraling thread catches the light and brings the sparkle to every sip. Mouth-blown by master artisans in exquisite detail, each gorgeous piece is a functional work of art for everyday and special occasions alike—whether it’s water, iced tea, wine, or a party drink.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Brian H. ★★★★★

The spiraling thread detail catches the light in a way that makes even plain water look fancy, and the glasses feel surprisingly light for how substantial they are. I've been reaching for them every night since they arrived.

Thomas O. ★★★★★

The mouth-blown glass has tiny variations piece to piece that make each one feel handmade, and the spiral catches light across the table at dinner. Lighter in the hand than they look, which I actually like for everyday use.

Amelia ★★★★☆

Bought a set of these for a dinner party and the mouth-blown glass feels noticeably lighter and more delicate in hand than my everyday tumblers. The spiraling thread detail does catch the candlelight nicely, though I'd handle them carefully since they seem a bit fragile.