Optic champagne glass, 200 ml
Creates a network of lights and reflections
Collections: Optic
Christmas delivery
Dear customers,
Due to the limited capacity of carriers, we cannot guarantee delivery by Christmas. However, you can always purchase a gift voucher that you will receive via e-mail immediately after payment or visit one of our flagship stores which are open until December 23. Please do not hesitate to contact our customer service with any questions.
- Product ID:
- 28764
- Catalog No.:
- 30151
Whenever you raise a glass of champagne to toast the newlyweds, you’ll show the refined beauty of the Optic collection to the whole party. The sparkling wine will light up the ethereal waves on the sides of the crystal glass, while the light shining through will accentuate the clear lead-free glass or any of the traditional Moser colour shades (beryl, eldor, rosalin, alexandrit, aquamarine, topaz). The 200 ml blown champagne flute will also become an admired wedding gift with lasting value.
- Size 200 ml
- Height 235 mm
- Manufactured since 2012
- Maximum diameter 66 mm
- Collections Optic
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Design and production
Lines dancing in refined colours
Looking into the glasses of the Optic, you can easily fall under the illusion that they’re formed by a delicate web of light threads and reflections. The varying thickness of the sides adds a dynamic character to the glasses and goblets and changes the colour shades from the most intense at the base or the stem to hardly noticeable tones on the edges. With their effortless elegance and natural character, this collection of hand-blown cut glass will catch your attention immediately.
Hand-blown from environmentally friendly lead-free crystal
Available in all basic Moser colours
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Designer
Lukáš Jabůrek
Lukáš Jabůrek, Glass artist, designer, glass cutter, and the art director of the Moser glassworks from 2013 – 2018. Graduate of the Glassmaking vocational college and the High school of Applied Arts in Nový Bor. Winner of the Public Award from Czech Grand Design in 2012, for the design of the Pear and Kolorit vases. His work is unique, with its characteristically unorthodox combination of coloured glass and very specific cuts. His artwork for Moser is counted among the most sought-after of the past decade.
