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Confetti Carnival 14 oz Drinking Glasses (set of 6)
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Confetti Carnival 14 oz Drinking Glasses (set of 6)

Let the spring come into your home with this colorful set of glasses. The multicolor glass decoration makes them a standout in any place.
  • FESTIVE & FUN! - Enhance your celebrations with our Confetti Carnival 14oz Drinking Glasses. Made from thick & sturdy handcrafted glass and embedded with colorful, festive, smooth confetti drops from top to bottom! These glasses will sure be a standout in any table setting or as a fabulous gift for your loved ones. Only from MexHandcraft
  • CRAFTED BY SKILLED ARTISANS - These works of art were handcrafted one by one by expert glass-blowing artisans in the town of Tonala, Mexico, where families have perfected their craft for centuries. As such, each glass is unique with slight variations from the rest. No two are exactly the same!
  • PERFECT SIZE - They have a comfort drinking size of 14 oz. With a 3.1" diameter and 5.1" in height, these glasses will feel just right in your hands.
  • GOOD FOR YOU & OUR PLANET - All our products are 100% lead-free & toxin-free, manufactured out of recycled soda bottles. They come packed with recycled cardboard and water-dissolvable packing peanuts.
  • 1-YEAR WARRANTY - Hassle-free replacement for any defects or breakages during transit for up to 1 year. Just contact MexHandcraftDOTcom and we'll make it right!! All our glasses are dishwasher safe, but we recommend to put them in the top rack and allow a cooling off period before using. Do not put in microwave or use to serve hot drinks.
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The History of Recycled Hand Blown Mexican Glass

Mexico is the land of the master craftsman, the very first glass made in North America was produced in Puebla Mexico around 1535 to 1542 by artisans brought by the Spanish from Europe.
For hundreds of years, with nothing more than a blob of molten glass, a long hollow pipe, and some old tools, these artisans have produced glass items in a variety of shapes and sizes.
Although these original glass works were short lived, glass blowing was reintroduced into Mexico hundreds of years ago and flourished, due largely to the simplicity of the ingredients and the ingenuity of the Mexican Arts and Crafts Tradition.