Saint Louis Oxymore Dark Blue Large Tumbler
Saint Louis Oxymore Dark Blue Large Tumbler. The Oxymore collection stands out thanks to its geometric architecture and its clean graphic features, that make it a contemporary set, compatible with many decorative styles. A contemporary classic. Mouthblown, hand-cut crystal glass, gilded. Hand-wash recommended.
Diameter: H10 cm, ø 10 cm, 38 cl
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+39 391.345.6441The “Oxymore” glassware from Saint-Louis is the latest series creation by the French crystal glassworks Saint-Louis. With its clear, geometric design, the “Oxymore” glasses are the perfect choice for the modern dining table.
The distinctive feature of the “Oxymore” glasses is its clear step-by-step transition from bowl to stem – an innovation which once again underlines the skilled craftsmanship of the glassblowers of Saint-Louis.
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