Hand-Blown Glass Goblet – Warm Amber origin_tunisia

Hand-Blown Glass Goblet – Warm Amber origin_tunisiaGlass, when deepened in tone, changes how it holds light. This goblet is shaped by traditional glassblowing, in which molten glass is blown and formed with breath. The result is a balanced form, with subtle variations that make each piece distinct. Its amber tone reflects warmthshifting between golden and deeper hues depending on the surrounding light. Held in the hand, it feels grounded yet lightpart of a simple, repeated gesture. At the table, it

This lamp begins as molten material

changing with its surroundings

with a smooth surface that reflects light differently depending on its tone

The process leaves slight variations in thickness and form

Clasp: outside 25 cm

holding depth rather than reflecting light

producing a steady

but not imposing

this fouta carries a pattern rooted in everyday tradition

and the material becomes more familiar with use

Others by how they move

Used in multiples