Ice Tumbler Glass | Small_Ngwenya Glass_201-52-1931-190ClearOS | Obakki

Ice Tumbler Glass | Small

Name: Ice Tumbler Glass | Small
Brand: Ngwenya Glass
SKU: 201-52-1931-190ClearOS
Price: 35.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$35.00 CAD

HANDMADE IN ESWATINI

With a fluid, frozen-in-time ripple at its base, the Ice Tumbler is a striking study in texture and form. Handblown from recycled glass in Eswatini, this tumbler glass is ideal for spirits, spritzes, or sparkling water.

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Story

Handblown in Eswatini using 100% recycled glass, each piece is shaped by skilled artisans at Africa’s oldest glassblowing studio. Originally founded in 1979 and revived by local makers, the workshop transforms discarded bottles into elegant, sculptural forms—mouth-blown, sustainably made, and rich with story.

Details

MEASUREMENTS: 8.5 cm W x 11 cm H / 3.25" W x 4.25" H
VOLUME: 100 ml
MATERIALS: Recycled Glass
ORIGIN: Eswatini

Product Care

Wash before first use. Minor bubbles or irregularities are natural signs of artisan craftsmanship. With gentle care, these unique glasses will serve beautifully for years.

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Ngwenya, Eswatini

The Eswatini Glass Collective

Rooted in the mountains of Eswatini, this pioneering glassblowing studio has become one of Africa’s most celebrated centers of craftsmanship. Established in the late 1970s, it introduced the ancient art of glassblowing to local artisans who transformed it into something uniquely their own.

Guided by Sibusiso Mhlanga—one of Africa’s most influential glassblowers—generations of makers have refined their technique, creating elegant, mouth-blown glassware made entirely from recycled bottles. Each piece is shaped by hand, capturing both tradition and innovation in its form.

Today, The Eswatini Glass Collective continues to thrive as a symbol of sustainable design and artistic resilience—a place where discarded glass is reborn into luminous, timeless works of art.