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Molten Glass on Woods - Water
Molten Glass on Woods - Water
Molten Glass on Woods - Water
Molten Glass on Woods - Water
Molten Glass on Woods - Water
Molten Glass on Woods - Water
Molten Glass on Woods - Water
Molten Glass on Woods - Water
Molten Glass on Woods - Water
Molten Glass on Woods - Water

Molten Glass on Woods - Water

Product code: MGW-08
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Product Specification
Net Weight
500 g/Set
Shipping Weight
500 g
Dimensions
18x10 (cm)
Materials/Ingredients
Gamal Wood (Gliricidia Sepium)/Glass, Glass, wood
Barcode
5055796573127
Origin Country
IndonesiaIndonesia

Molton Glass on Wood - Water Jug is crafted by hand in Bali from recycled glass and Balinese Gamal wood. This stunning, molten art Water Jug brings the best of two worlds together: natural and man-made; earthy and chic; practical and spiritual. 

The glass is hand-blown and while still hot it is then relaxed over a piece of Gamal root, the glass then hardens to the shape of the wood ensuring a perfect fit. They are crafted using a natural product by using hand tools in the traditional Balinese way. 

Bring nature inside with these absolutely beautiful (and affordable) natural works of art, which your customers are really going to want to own.

Jug Size: H:18cm D:10cm

Capacity: 0.6l

Please note: That due to the handmade nature of this product, there can be small imperfections in the glass such as small bubbles, light scratches. Sizes and designs may vary slightly.

What makes a sensible opening selection for a smaller shop? +

Begin with an accessible bowl, a vase or candle-holder design and one larger piece to anchor the display. The smaller pieces test demand; the statement piece attracts attention to the whole family.

Will the piece delivered look exactly like the website photograph? +

No. The overall design and intended use should be recognisable, but the wood grain, base contours, glass shape and dimensions may differ slightly. This is genuine natural and handmade variation rather than a printed pattern being reproduced repeatedly.

Are bubbles and light scratches considered faults? +

Small bubbles and light surface marks can occur during handmade glass production and are noted on the family page. Chips, cracks or structural damage are a different matter and should be inspected separately when goods arrive.

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