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Large glasses

Large glasses for water, juice or wine. Handmade from 99% recycled glass. Also sold as a set of 4.

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3 facts about our large glasses

The size

Our large glasses hold 300 ml. They can be used in many ways, for hot and cold drinks alike. As classic water glasses they brighten up everyday life; as cocktail or long drink glasses they show off drinks on evenings with friends and family. Latte macchiato or iced coffee can be served in them too – the design brings out the different layers particularly well. Their size also makes them well suited as dessert glasses.

The design

The onomao drinking glasses have a modern design and are distinguished by their handcrafted production. With their flat base, steep sides and clear finish, they work equally well as water glasses and as wine glasses. The soft green shimmer and the slightly uneven rim give each glass unique patterns and a rustic look. The stackable design keeps storage space-saving. The glassware set combines aesthetics with function and makes everyday moments at the table feel special.

The material

The large drinking glasses are made in a small glassworks in Poland, where the craft has been passed down within the family for generations. onomao glasses are made from 99% recycled glass: bottles and preserving jars are melted down and blown anew. The soft green shimmer comes from the material itself.

Questions & Answers

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Can the glasses be cleaned in the dishwasher?

Yes, the glasses can be cleaned in the dishwasher without any problems

How high is the proportion of recycled glass?

The glasses are made from 80% recycled glass. Unfortunately, the use of 100% recycled glass is currently not possible in Portugal, as the recycling process works differently there than in Germany.

Where are the glasses made?

The glasses are mouth-blown in a family-run factory in the Marinha Grande region. The region in the north of Portugal is known for its work with glass.