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ESSENCE – Hvítvínsglös (0,33L – 4stk – Clear)
11.995kr.
Essence
In 2001, Alfredo Häberli designed Essence with the radically simple idea to create a series that had as few glasses as possible while still being able to serve a full range of fine wines. Believing that simple forms enhance the enjoyment of wine, Essence glassware is modern and minimal with a thin lip for sipping which is rare in lead-free glass. The stems and bases are identical which express a remarkable sense of balance when the glassware is placed side by side. Sensually pleasing to grasp and handle, Essence makes fine wines even more enjoyable. Essence is among the most highly acclaimed glassware in the world, and won the iF Award and Les Découvertes Award.
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Alfredo Häberli
Legendary product designer Alfredo Häberli designed the Essence collection to bring simplicity and functionality to drinkware. Essence glasses share identical stems and bases to optimize versatility, balance and function. While each unique bowl is thoughtfully created to fully engage the senses and maximize the enjoyment of the beverage. The result is modern, minimal Finnish glassware with edgy character which is amongst the most highly acclaimed drinkware in the world. The Essence 4 pc white wine glass set features a rare thin lip and a tall, delicate stem making it sensually pleasing to hold and handle. The perfectly balanced bowl enhances the grape’s clarity and yields its aroma. Elegant gift idea.
Since 1881, Iittala has been dedicated to inspiring better living. What began as a glass factory in a small village in Iittala, Finland has grown into an internationally known brand that has played a decisive role in defining the Nordic way of life.
The cornerstones of Iittala’s design are timeless aesthetics, high quality and functionality. We believe people should have the right to expect their design items to last a lifetime and that Iittala items never go out of style. Our designs are made to be used, day in and day out, for generations to come.
