Woodland Tales, designed by Alessandra Baldereschi for Ichendorf Milano (Italy), is a collection of glasses and pitchers inspired by children's fairy tales. The designs are all limited editions to make this Christmas more exciting. The Amber Rabbit and Snail Jug is a wonderful borosilicate glass pitcher with an amber rabbit inside and a little snail on the handle with some berries. Each piece of the Woodland Tales collection is unique and is perfect for bringing joy to the table on every occasion.
The Ichendorf Milano company, a manufacturer of the glass segment, designs recognizable table accessories with authentic and original design and high quality. The history of the company history began in Quadrath-Ichendorf, Germany, where the master glassmakers gave shape to objects able to meet the refined taste of that period. In 1990, Ichendorf moves to Milan and starts collaborating with cosmopolitan artists and designers. Ichendorf is constantly looking for the perfect combination of tradition, craftsmanship and innovation, and gives life to delicate, refined and design products thanks to the use of elaborate techniques and precious materials.
DESIGN: Alessandra Baldereschi
NOTE: Dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 °C/104 °F recommended)
MATERIAL: Handmade and lampworked borosilicate glass
DIMENSIONS: H: 18 cm W: 19 cm, Dia 11 cm
CONTENT: approximately 1.5L
DISCLAIMER: Due to the handmade nature of the product, there might be slight variations in the finish of each piece. Little bubbles or lines might be found in the glass as a result of the handmade process and are not considered defects. The figurines on the jug may look a bit different from the ones in the images displayed here depending on the master who produced a piece.
DESIGN AND PRODUCTION: Ichendorf Milano (Italy)
Amber Rabbit and Snail Jug, Woodland Tales, from Ichendorf Mil
Machine wash at low temperatures or handwash
Due to the handmade nature of the product, there might be slight variations in the finish of each piece. Little bubbles or lines might be found in the glass as a result of the handmade process and are not considered defects. The figurines on the teapot may look a bit different from the ones in the images displayed here depending on the master who produced a piece.