For Water

Pitcher blue. The first known reference to these glasses known as “biquinhos” (spikes) is from a catalogue of the Nova Fábrica de Vidros Marinha Grande (New Marinha Grande Glass Factory) – Ivima, 1901. This type of glass, set in the universe of diamond-tip manufacturing, was produced in the nineteenth century, through manual cutting techniques.

The first known reference to these glasses known as “biquinhos” (spikes) is from a catalogue of the Nova Fábrica de Vidros Marinha Grande (New Marinha Grande Glass Factory) – Ivima, 1901. This type of glass, set in the universe of diamond-tip manufacturing, was produced in the nineteenth century, through manual cutting techniques.

The ribbed texture and the shape of these pieces are inspired by the buriti fruit, a native Brazilian palm tree and an important element of the local economy and imagery. Its rough bark, exotic and strange, is artfully and whimsically replicated, in transparent or light-green glass, creating a refreshing set for any occasion.

The Cabernet water carafe is designed by Peter Svarrer for Holmegaard. The water carafe is perfect for still or sparkling water and goes well together with the most wine glasses, not only the wine glasses in the Cabernet series. It has a classic, elegant design and a cork lid as a trendy detail!

Serve refreshing, ice-cold water in the elegant Grand Cru Nouveau water carafe. It is created in smoke coloured glass and is both light and elegant. Repeating grooves adorn the surface of the glass and create a refined optical play when the light is refracted. An elegant example of functional glass design for modern living. It holds 1 litre and is dishwasher safe up to 55 degrees.