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Niko Champagne Flute

Niko Champagne Flute

Regular price $32.00 USD
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Owning good glassware has a funny way of expanding your definition of what counts as an occasion.

The Niko Champagne Flute brings a little old-school cocktail glamour to whatever you're pouring, with a jewel-toned teal bowl, contrasting yellow stem, and long, delicate silhouette inspired by pre-Prohibition glassware. Handmade from borosilicate glass, it feels elegant without becoming precious about the whole affair. Obviously, champagne belongs in it. So does prosecco, cava, a sparkling cocktail, or the bottle you've been saving despite having no clear idea what you're saving it for. Buy a few, mix them into the glassware you already own, and let Tuesday occasionally make its case.

The Details

  • Niko Champagne Flute
  • Jewel-toned teal bowl with contrasting yellow stem
  • 6 oz capacity
  • Handmade from temperature-resistant borosilicate glass
  • Molded from molten glass to preserve its thin, delicate silhouette
  • Food-safe color is incorporated into the glass before molding
  • Approx. 2.75" diameter × 9.25" tall
  • Artisan-crafted in India
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Thin glass construction should be handled with care
  • Hold by the bowl rather than the stem when drinking
  • Handmade construction means slight variations in color and size are part of each piece's character

 

About the Brand:  Be Home

Be Home began with founder Jonathan Hankar's belief that everyday objects could be made with better materials, more human hands, and considerably less plastic. Working with artisan partners around the world, the California-based brand creates handcrafted goods for the table and home with an emphasis on natural materials, responsible production, and the small irregularities that remind you an actual person was involved. The result is the kind of houseware that earns its place through usefulness, then sticks around because somebody bothered to make usefulness beautiful.

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