Handblown Amber Glass Carafe Set
Most people don’t need a handblown glass carafe, but needing one isn’t the point—the Carafe Set in Amber is about turning hydration into a performance, like if staying hydrated had an aesthetic director.
What It Is:
This amber glass carafe set is handblown from recycled glass and hammered by hand, which means every single piece carries the fingerprints of craft instead of the sterility of mass production. The set includes a tall carafe and a lid that doubles as a drinking glass—an oddly pragmatic detail for something that otherwise looks like it belongs in the mise-en-scène of a French art film. Dishwasher safe, durable, and deceptively modern despite the ancient technique behind it.
Why You’ll Actually Use It:
Because water looks better in amber glass. Because wine feels more intentional when it’s poured from something that didn’t come from a big box store. Because this carafe set makes the mundane act of drinking feel less like survival and more like ritual. Whether it lives on your nightstand, dining table, or kitchen counter, it tells people you care about design even when you’re just drinking tap water.
Key Details:
Handblown amber glass carafe set with lid/drinking glass combo
Made from recycled glass with hand-hammered texture
Unique, one-of-a-kind finish (no two sets are exactly alike)
Dishwasher safe for everyday use
Dimensions: 3.5" x 3.5" x 10"
Ethically handcrafted in India
The Carafe Set in Amber isn’t just tableware—it’s an argument that even drinking water should feel cinematic.
About the brand: Creative Women
Creative Women isn’t just a brand; it’s a quiet revolution in the world of home décor. Founded in 2004, this socially conscious company partners with over 1,400 female artisans across nine countries—including Ethiopia, Morocco, and India—to create handcrafted textiles and home goods that are as culturally rich as they are aesthetically pleasing. By focusing on fair trade practices and sustainable materials, Creative Women empowers artisans to preserve traditional weaving techniques while earning a fair wage. Each piece tells a story of heritage, craftsmanship, and the subtle power of women shaping their own narratives. In a world where mass production often trumps meaning, Creative Women offers a reminder that style can be both beautiful and ethical.