Glass Water Pitcher with Handle, 33.8 oz. - Moroccan Glass - Revival™

May 13,2024

Handblown by skilled artisans using time-honored techniques in Marrakech, Morocco. Measures approximately: 7.4” tall x 3.9” wide (19cm tall x 10cm wide) 100% recycled glass Dishwasher-safe Measures approximately: 7.4” tall x 3.9” wide (19cm tall x 10cm wide) Holds 33.8oz, or 1 liter, of liquid Natural inconsistencies and slight variations in size are inherent to all handmade products The Collection Recycled Moroccan glass is often known as Beldi glass. Beldi refers to something that’s made by hand, locally, piece-by-piece, with traditional expertise. It connotes charm, and one-of-a-kind. A beldi thing may have minor imperfections, and it's precisely this character which makes it beautiful, and which tells its unique story. The tiny, occasional bubbles in each glass endear it all the more to the drinker. The Design A petite, elegant water pitcher with curved handle and shaped spout The Material Recycled.
Handblown by skilled artisans using time-honored techniques in Marrakech, Morocco.Measures approximately: 7.4” tall x 3.9” wide (19cm tall x 10cm wide)100% recycled glassDishwasher-safeMeasures approximately: 7.4” tall x 3.9” wide (19cm tall x 10cm wide)Holds 33.8oz, or 1 liter, of liquidNatural inconsistencies and slight variations in size are inherent to all handmade productsThe CollectionRecycled Moroccan glass is often known as Beldi glass. Beldi refers to something that’s made by hand, locally, piece-by-piece, with traditional expertise. It connotes charm, and one-of-a-kind. A beldi thing may have minor imperfections, and it's precisely this character which makes it beautiful, and which tells its unique story. The tiny, occasional bubbles in each glass endear it all the more to the drinker.The DesignA petite, elegant water pitcher with curved handle and shaped spout The MaterialRecycled glass is both fine and durable, and has the faintest green-blue tinge when you hold it to the light. The original method of working with glass, mouth-blowing, or glassblowing, is an ancient art which requires precision and speed, and involves using a tube to blow molten glass into a bubble in order to shape it, before letting it cool and harden.The SupplierWhen the small Casablanca-based factory which supplied much of Marrakech with their recycled glasses shut down, our partner jumped to action. He went to the field to learn the traditions of the craft first hand. In 2014, he launched his own recycled glass factory in Marrakech, working with designers and artisans to put their own spin on one of Morocco’s oldest heritage industries.