Zafferano Bilia Handmade Borosilicate Glass Tumblers Decorated with Coloured Glass Ball Inside, 44 cl H 90 mm D 88 mm, Set of 6 (Grey)

• The glasses from the Zafferano Bilia series pay homage to the colourful world of glass art and offer a perfect combination of functionality and aesthetics
• Each glass carries its own story and promises to enrich every occasion with its unique colour and quality.
• Note: The handmade production of the glasses leads to features such as slight variations in shape and the appearance of air bubbles that make each glass a special piece.
• The Bilia line is made of borosilicate glass and has a marble as a detail in the colors: transparent, pink, yellow-gold, white, amber, blue, black, green and grey
• The colourful marble, expertly placed in the centre of the Zafferano Bilia series glass cup, captures the light subtly, creating a dimension of lightness and transparency that enriches every drink with a touch of elegance and simplicity.

As inspiration for the Bilia series from Zafferano are memories of childhood. As a child we built marble tracks on the sand. Sometimes marbles were swallowed by water. They searched for them and found them again, like precious gems in the sand. The Bilia line is made of borosilicate glass and has a marble as a detail in the colors: transparent, pink, yellow-gold, white, amber, blue, black, green and grey. The Zafferano Bilia glass with its coloured glass marbles on the bottom opens a window to the ocean and brings the tranquility and depth of the sea straight to your home. These handcrafted glasses from first-class borosilicate glass celebrate clarity and freshness with a glass ball located in the heart of the cup, symbolizing the endless expanses of the sea and the desire for distance. Each glass in the Zafferano Bilia series is a unique piece, handmade to impress not only with its colour, but also with its unique shape and occasional air bubbles. These features demonstrate the uniqueness and value of each glass reflecting the originality and vibrant history of the Bilia collection.