White Lint Tumbler
Confetti in a cup! These tumblers came to be using the remaining crushed glass from Sirius Glassworks' production of other tumblers... and what a result! Whimsy, yet classic. These are a favourite around here!
Handcrafted by Sirius Glassworks, a renowned art-glass studio in Port Colborne, Ontario, these tumblers are made using traditional glassblowing techniques that date back over 2,000 years. Founded in 1976, Sirius Glassworks stands as one of Canada's longest-running glass art studios.
Dimensions— approximately 5.5" in height. Sold individually.
Care— Handblown glass is not dishwasher or microwave safe, and is vulnerable to temperature extremes. Do not use with boiling liquids.
Larger sets may require a longer lead time, depending on the maker's availability. For rush orders, kindly contact us at here.
Confetti in a cup! These tumblers came to be using the remaining crushed glass from Sirius Glassworks' production of other tumblers... and what a result! Whimsy, yet classic. These are a favourite around here!
Handcrafted by Sirius Glassworks, a renowned art-glass studio in Port Colborne, Ontario, these tumblers are made using traditional glassblowing techniques that date back over 2,000 years. Founded in 1976, Sirius Glassworks stands as one of Canada's longest-running glass art studios.
Dimensions— approximately 5.5" in height. Sold individually.
Care— Handblown glass is not dishwasher or microwave safe, and is vulnerable to temperature extremes. Do not use with boiling liquids.
Larger sets may require a longer lead time, depending on the maker's availability. For rush orders, kindly contact us at here.
Confetti in a cup! These tumblers came to be using the remaining crushed glass from Sirius Glassworks' production of other tumblers... and what a result! Whimsy, yet classic. These are a favourite around here!
Handcrafted by Sirius Glassworks, a renowned art-glass studio in Port Colborne, Ontario, these tumblers are made using traditional glassblowing techniques that date back over 2,000 years. Founded in 1976, Sirius Glassworks stands as one of Canada's longest-running glass art studios.
Dimensions— approximately 5.5" in height. Sold individually.
Care— Handblown glass is not dishwasher or microwave safe, and is vulnerable to temperature extremes. Do not use with boiling liquids.
Larger sets may require a longer lead time, depending on the maker's availability. For rush orders, kindly contact us at here.
