December 26, 2008 at 9:45 am by Tina McCarthy
Functional Art for Entertaining
I only invest in glassware if it serves both a functional and decorative purpose. (And, of course, it has to be recycled.) To accomplish this, nothing beats the beauty of hand-blown glass. If you’re flush with cash from Santa and feeling spendy, you might like the eco-friendly Bubble pitchers and cups.
Made by artisans who know that green goes beyond the materials used to craft something, this set is processed in a furnace that harnesses the wind for energy. For some more options, check out my top pitcher picks. (Available at Branch Home for $448- $648.)
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