HANDBLOWN ASP & HAND VERITAS GLASS
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HANDBLOWN ASP & HAND VERITAS GLASS
 Easterthrilled to bits Asp & Hand is a glass design studio in the Pacific Northwest. Their work is inspired by kitschy American hobnail glass, medieval Bohemian beer hall prunts, and forms from the Italian Modernist and Surrealist movements. The joke beckoning bits on the outsides of the tumblers are functional ornament, borrowing from the utilitarian anti slip berry grips of 14th century Bohemian glassware. Weve coordinated the colors for fearless mixing,

for salty and spicy occasions

cha-cha-chips

Make every day better-looking

This treasure is beautiful for toasting both ways - a champagne coupe or catching crumbs

Color-coded snacks for the OCD soul

Made with hand embroidery and appliqué in Madeira

Use these for water at dinner with a Warm Smoke Goblet for wine

Boxwood branches are dried for four years before being shaped into square-drafted handles with a ribbon saw and branded with two irons

This increasingly rare wood comes from snag trees (Standing dead trees) that have been left to dry in the Arizona desert heat for decades

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Multiple sets available

They are trimmed with Samuel and Son's grosgrain trim for that extra somethin' somethin'