Designed for comfort and versatility, the LUNA whisky glass strikes an ideal balance for enjoying spirits on the go or relaxing at home. With a compact yet classically-inspired silhouette, it fits comfortably in the hand while still allowing full appreciation of color, aroma and flavor. The base is quite thick, feeling very secure in the hand. Its slightly cinched mid-section also aids in grasping. 

Throughout history, people have found wonder and meaning in nature's rhythms. The cycles of the moon and tides connect humanity to something larger. In ancient times, people took special care observing these patterns and incorporating them into daily life.

The waxing and waning moon signals when to plant and harvest according to the lunar calendar. With attentiveness to these signs, communities achieved sustainable balance with their environment over generations. The moon also came to represent an ideal - its journey from new to full symbolizing completeness and togetherness.

By appreciating nature's ebbs and flows, old ways of life cultivated gratitude, responsibility and connection to the changing of the seasons. Even as technology progresses, we would be wise to remember the lessons of those who came before. Living in harmony with natural rhythms reminds us that although individual lives are brief, we are part of something infinite - part of the whole.

Glass, with its delicate nature, is something ceramics can never replace. It is transparent, fragile, and always dignified. 

There are two main forming methods used in general glassware manufacturing: manual blowing and machine blowing. Manual blowing, colloquially known as "blowing large bubbles," is a technique that was transmitted from Central Asia to China in the 5th century. The air bubbles produced in handblown glass are normal and exist in all handblown glass vessels, and are an important distinguishing characteristic of handblown glass versus machine-made glass vessels discernible to the naked eye.

Handblown glassware has been traditionally made through a process of manually shaping molten glass into vessels using air pressure and glassblowing tools. A glassblower manually gathers a gather of glass on the end of a blowing iron, an iron rod with a hollow bore, which is then rotated before the glassblower to evenly distribute the molten glass. Air is then forcibly blown through the hollow bore of the blowing iron into the molten glass gather by the glassblower's breath, causing the glass to expand. Additional glass can be added to the piece as it is rotated on the blowing iron. Various tools are used to manually shape the vessel, and it is then finished, often with additional decorative techniques. This traditional technique results in glassware with minor inconsistencies and air bubbles within the material, distinguishing it from machine-made glass which aims for precise consistency. The bubbles produced are a normal consequence of the manual blowing process.SPECIFICATIONS:

- 150 ml / 5.07 oz

- 250 - 310 g

- The LUNA whisky glass is made from high-hardness, lead-free potassium barium crystal materials that are fired at 1400 degrees Celsius. This gives the glass excellent light transmission properties while also producing a metallic ringing when struck. The glassblowing process involves firing above 1100 degrees Celsius along with insistence on a secondary annealing, in order to prevent cracking of the glass vessel body. Air bubbles naturally occurring in handblown glass are a normal characteristic present across all such handcrafted glassware. It is also an important visual feature distinguishing handmade glass from machine-made equivalents.

Packaged in a wooden box, it makes for a thoughtful gift or self-treat.

Paper box

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