Handblown using glass enriched with mineral elements, these tumblers carry the rhythm of a craft that has been practised in Al-Khalil (Hebron) for generations, where glass is shaped through heat, breath, and steady, skilled hands.
Sourced from small glassblowing workshops in the West Bank, each piece reflects a way of making that remains deeply rooted in tradition, with colours forming naturally during the process, blending warm amber tones into cooler greens and blues.
Their smaller size makes them easy to use and return to throughout the day, whether for water, juice, or something shared, bringing a subtle sense of movement and colour to the table.
No two are exactly the same. Variations in tone, pattern, and form are part of the process, giving each tumbler its own character.
Each piece features softly blended layers of colour, moving from warm amber tones into cooler greens and blues, formed naturally during the making process through the use of mineral and metallic elements in the glass.
Their smaller size makes them easy to use and return to throughout the day, whether for water, juice, or something shared, bringing a subtle sense of colour and movement to the table.
No two are exactly the same. Variations in tone, pattern, and form are part of the process, giving each tumbler its own character.
Sold as a set.
