ZECCHIN Polka Dot Venetian Handmade Champagne Flutes

ZECCHIN Polka Dot Venetian Handmade Champagne Flutes

Wave point series
Painted art appreciation goblet
--Courtesy with Italian ZECHIN--

Product information
Name: Italian ZECCHIN glacier painted flute cup
Material: glass
Weight: 230g
Capacity: 170ml
Origin: Venice, Italy
Color: Color

Note: Handmade products may have small bubbles and closing lines at the bottom. These are not quality issues and do not affect use. These are the marks of handwork!

Treasures and national treasures
Italian stained glass has excellent craftsmanship and lifelike colors. It was once used as currency, which shows its preciousness.

The beauty of handwork
Translucent colored paint, hand-painted by glass craftsmen, unique

Distinguished craftsman
The ZECCHIN family was included in the Golden Book in 1689. Only those included in the Golden Book were allowed to make glassware. The Golden Book is a list of all the people who belonged to, 'Excellent Murano'

Product information
Name: Italian ZECCHIN Glacier Painting goblet
Material: glass
Weight: 380g
Capacity: 210ml
Origin: Venice, Italy
color: color

Scenery in the cup
Through the irregular wave points, it is colorful and colorful, presenting diverse scenery.

Round mouth
Delicate workmanship and rich texture

Delicate and concave-convex

Thick legs provide a sense of security in your hand

Round cup mouth, delicate workmanship and rich texture

Brand story
-400 years of family craftsmanship
ZECCHIN comes from the glass island of Murano. It was founded in 1605 and is a family business that has been engaged in glass manufacturing for more than 400 years. In 1689, the ECCHIN family was included in the Golden Book due to its fame, influence and inheritance of the family business. Murano is a well-known glass production place. Although the craftsmanship is ancient, it is widely used. The glass beads produced were used as currency during the Renaissance.

Kind tips
1. When using, be careful to prevent heavy pressure, falling, high temperature, and strong alkali and acid.
2. Do not immerse cups or kettles suddenly in boiling or ice water.
3. Rinse with warm water. The water temperature should be slightly hot to the touch.
4. After rinsing, place the cup upside down on a flat clean cloth and let the water drain naturally.
5. After the water on the cup/pot body is dry, wipe the water marks left with a dry cleaning cloth.
6. Handmade, small bubbles may appear, and there may be closing lines at the bottom. This is normal and does not constitute a quality problem.
7. When coloring by hand, uneven coloring may occur, which is unavoidable and is normal.