Beldi Tapered Carafe (Colors Available)
Beautifully tapered carafes for personal use at your bedside or for serving. Fitted to pair perfectly with the Tapered Tumbler Glasses (shop here) that slide right into the top of the carafe. Kessy Beldi glass is mouth blown from recycled cola and beer bottles, so each piece is unique and shows signs of the handmade process in slight bubbling and organic shapes. Each glass is fired at 1000° C (1832° F) then soaked in a cooling furnace, making for an extremely resistant end product. Two available colors, made in Morocco.
- Product Details
- The Brand
Handmade in Morocco
Dimensions: 70.5oz Capacity (filled 1" from rim)
Founded in 2014, Kessy Beldi is a recycled glass factory located in Marrakech. Heated, blown, and shaped, then finally soaked in a progressive cooling furnace, the glass goes through a complete craft process in order to later shape elegant and distinguished design objects. Despite its obvious fineness, the Kessy Beldi glass is an extremely resistant material that easily withstands everyday life (dishwasher or oven at moderate temperatures). The green reflection of the product comes from the recycled glass used for the product. Founder, Bouchaid made Kessy Beldi a brand that falls within a strong ecological framework, in which 100% of the glass used comes from recycling.
Product Details
Handmade in Morocco
Dimensions: 70.5oz Capacity (filled 1" from rim)
The Brand
Founded in 2014, Kessy Beldi is a recycled glass factory located in Marrakech. Heated, blown, and shaped, then finally soaked in a progressive cooling furnace, the glass goes through a complete craft process in order to later shape elegant and distinguished design objects. Despite its obvious fineness, the Kessy Beldi glass is an extremely resistant material that easily withstands everyday life (dishwasher or oven at moderate temperatures). The green reflection of the product comes from the recycled glass used for the product. Founder, Bouchaid made Kessy Beldi a brand that falls within a strong ecological framework, in which 100% of the glass used comes from recycling.
