What it is?
Originating in first-millennium BC, the archaeological evidence of this craft was first found in the form of glass beads at Maski, a Chalcolithic site in the southern Deccan. After that, more than thirty archaeological sites in different regions of India have produced glass objects in different colors and forms such as bangles, ear-reels, eye-beads, tiles or fragmented vessels. Presently, in the bustling town of Firozabad in India, our craftsmen follow centuries-old glass blowing traditions to create this glassware. Where each piece is inflated with a blowpipe to form a glass bubble and then carefully molded into contemporary glassware --- the perfect amalgam of heritage and modern art.

How It's Made?

Material:  Glass

Dimensions (inches):  4.1(L) x 4.1(B) x 7.8(H); Dia: 4.1

Capacity: 180 ml

Weight: 135 grams per glass

No. of pieces in a set:  2, Set of Two Wine Glass