Category: Drinkware

Zojirushi Double Wall Stainless Steel 16-oz Mug, Lavender Pink

Zojirushi Double Wall Stainless Steel 16-oz Mug, Lavender Pink
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Beautiful Sleek designStainless steel vacuum insulation keeps beverages hot or cold for hoursDurable and sanitary 18/8 stainless steel interior with SlickSteel FinishSlickSteel Finish interior resists corrosion and repels stainsFlip-Open lid with safetly lock prevents the lid from opening accidentallyTight fitted lid keeps beverages hotter or colder than travel mugsCompact design takes minimal space whilemaximizing capacity.

Zojirushi Double Wall Stainless Steel 16-oz Mug, Black

Zojirushi Double Wall Stainless Steel 16-oz Mug, Black
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Beautiful Sleek designStainless steel vacuum insulation keeps beverages hot or cold for hoursDurable and sanitary 18/8 stainless steel interior with SlickSteel FinishSlickSteel Finish interior resists corrosion and repels stainsFlip-Open lid with safetly lock prevents the lid from opening accidentallyTight fitted lid keeps beverages hotter or colder than travel mugsCompact design takes minimal space whilemaximizing capacity.

Iittala Aino Aalto Tumblers – Set of 2 – Light Blue – 11.75 oz

Iittala Aino Aalto Tumblers - Set of 2 - Light Blue - 11.75 oz
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It seems no coincidence that Aalto means wave in Finnish. Aino Aalto (1894-1949) also caused waves with her glassware collection that beat her husband’s entry in an iittala-Karhula design competition in Finland and went on to win the gold prize at the Milan Triennale in 1936. In the 1930’s there were a lot of cheerfully useless objects floating around. Dinner services were vast and ornate, and kept in cupboards most of the year. Aino Aalto’s radically simple design seemed as if it had arrived from the future. Not only did she use glass, but she also cleverly maximized the advantages of pressed-glass mass production techniques to create decoration out of the form and the material. An eloquent thought that explained how a more human and harmonious form of mass production could make design masterpieces available for everyone. In addition to the standard Aino Aalto colors, each year iittala chooses two additional colors for limited production, allowing for added accent pieces and combinability. Includes two tumblers Non-leaded crystal Dishwasher safe Please Note: Due to the nature of hand-blown glass, actual color may vary slightly from the colors pictured Dimension: 4.5-in H 11.75 oz. capacity.

Iittala Aino Aalto Tumblers – Set of 2 – Clear – 11.75 oz

Iittala Aino Aalto Tumblers - Set of 2 - Clear - 11.75 oz
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It seems no coincidence that Aalto means wave in Finnish. Aino Aalto (1894-1949) also caused waves with her glassware collection that beat her husband’s entry in an iittala-Karhula design competition in Finland and went on to win the gold prize at the Milan Triennale in 1936. In the 1930’s there were a lot of cheerfully useless objects floating around. Dinner services were vast and ornate, and kept in cupboards most of the year. Aino Aalto’s radically simple design seemed as if it had arrived from the future. Not only did she use glass, but she also cleverly maximized the advantages of pressed-glass mass production techniques to create decoration out of the form and the material. An eloquent thought that explained how a more human and harmonious form of mass production could make design masterpieces available for everyone. In addition to the standard Aino Aalto colors, each year iittala chooses two additional colors for limited production, allowing for added accent pieces and combinability. Includes two tumblers Non-leaded crystal Dishwasher safe Dimension: 4.5-in H 11.75 oz. capacity.

Iittala Aino Aalto Tumblers – Set of 2 – Grey – 11.75 oz

Iittala Aino Aalto Tumblers - Set of 2 - Grey - 11.75 oz
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It seems no coincidence that Aalto means wave in Finnish. Aino Aalto (1894-1949) also caused waves with her glassware collection that beat her husband’s entry in an iittala-Karhula design competition in Finland and went on to win the gold prize at the Milan Triennale in 1936. In the 1930’s there were a lot of cheerfully useless objects floating around. Dinner services were vast and ornate, and kept in cupboards most of the year. Aino Aalto’s radically simple design seemed as if it had arrived from the future. Not only did she use glass, but she also cleverly maximized the advantages of pressed-glass mass production techniques to create decoration out of the form and the material. An eloquent thought that explained how a more human and harmonious form of mass production could make design masterpieces available for everyone. In addition to the standard Aino Aalto colors, each year iittala chooses two additional colors for limited production, allowing for added accent pieces and combinability. Includes two tumblers Non-leaded crystal Dishwasher safe Please Note: Due to the nature of hand-blown glass, actual color may vary slightly from the colors pictured Dimension: 4.5-in H 11.75 oz. capacity.

iittala Tapio Goblets – Set of Two 10 oz

iittala Tapio Goblets - Set of Two 10 oz
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Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985) is known as the versatile master of Finnish design. With his signature Tapio series, Wirkkala’s master technique captures a bubble in every mouth-blown glass, a small reminder to enjoy the fleeting moment. Only and in-depth knowledge of the material and sensitivity to the meaning of an object can produce such a thought. Just as Tapio is his first name, the glass bubble has become his personal signature of sensitivity to the art of glassmaking. Designed by: Tapio Wirkkala, 1952 Set of 2 Goblets Glasses Mouth blown, non-leaded crystal Dishwasher safe Dimension: 6.5-in H 10 oz. capacity.

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