Feather jar

Regular price: €69,95
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Color – Crystal

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About

Feather glasses show us the perfect classic shape and are decorated with a breathtakingly delicate hand-brushed motif that gives them a touch of modern design. Decorated with traditional ornaments, the cut crystal from the Rückl family glassworks in an impressive pink, blue or clear variant will easily attract all design enthusiasts as well as lovers of functionality and utility. The elegant curves of the hand-brushed feathers, gentle and soft like morning clouds, are not only a treat for your eyes, but also very pleasant to the touch. Feathers, hand-cut into high-quality Czech crystal, make the perfect vessels for serving whiskey or mixed drinks from Feather glasses. And let's not forget, the water from them also tastes great. In short, they master their craft perfectly at the Rückl glassworks.

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Delivery in Prague by courier 150 CZK
Delivery in Czech Republic within 3 days, from CZK 70
Delivery to SR within 3 days, from €6

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Designer

Rückl

The stories factory

When it comes to Czech crystal, Rückl is nothing short of a household name. Founded in 1846, this family glass factory became an important part of (not only) Czech history. In its golden era, it had thousands of employees and warehouses across the entire world – England, Belgium, India and even Damascus. After a failed restitution attempt in 1989, it was bought back from the state by Jiří Rückl – and he has been trying to restore its reputation ever since.

2017 marked an important milestone. The brand attracted a new investor, Martin Wichterle, and the infamous Rony Plesl (yes, that is the man who trained almost every designer on our list) became Rückl’s art director in chief. His first collection is a tribute to the Czech crystal tradition. Each of the pieces combines historical elements from Rückl’s family archive with modern shapes and pastel colours.