Nina Handblown Recycled Glass Water Pitcher
A pitcher is basically a vessel for liquid, but in this case it’s also a vessel for every assumption you’ve ever made about sustainability and aesthetics.
What It Is:
The Nina Pitcher is a handblown glass piece crafted by artisans in Guadalajara, Mexico, using 100% recycled glass. Its green-toned translucence feels both ancient and modern, like something you’d find in a mid-century design catalog or at a future archaeological dig. Oversized at 11.22" x 8.46" x 15.35", it’s designed for more than just pouring water—it’s functional sculpture. Food-safe, durable, and unapologetically dramatic, it can live equally well on a dining table, a kitchen counter, or as the kind of “statement object” that makes your guests think you actually care about interior design.
Why You’ll Actually Use It:
Because a pitcher is one of those deceptively simple household objects that transforms the mundane into performance. You could pour water, sangria, or margaritas, and suddenly it’s not just hydration—it’s theater. Unlike mass-produced pitchers from a department store, this one carries with it the embedded narrative of recycled materials and actual human craftsmanship, which somehow makes your iced tea taste just a little more intentional.
Key Details:
Dimensions: 11.22" L x 8.46" W x 15.35" H
Material: 100% recycled glass
Color: Natural green hue
Handmade in Guadalajara, Mexico
Food safe
Impact:
This isn’t just glassware; it’s a microcosm of circular design. By using 100% recycled glass, artisans are transforming discarded materials into objects that feel timeless. Every pitcher supports traditional glassblowing techniques in Mexico while reducing the waste stream that would otherwise become invisible clutter in a landfill. Buying this pitcher isn’t charity—it’s opting into a system where sustainability looks (and pours) better.
The Nina Pitcher isn’t just for serving drinks; it’s an object that redefines what “useful” can look like when sustainability and style intersect.
About the brand: Meso Goods
About Meso Goods Meso Goods is like the art-house cinema of home décor—rooted in Latin American craft yet delivered with the punch and polish of modern design. Founded by Diego Olivero in Guatemala and operating from Brooklyn (with studios in India and Guatemala), Meso meticulously curates objects made by artisans who are keeping centuries-old techniques alive. It’s not nostalgia masquerading as luxe—it’s ethical, sustainable design that dares to balance culture, utility, and quiet rebellion all on one shelf.