A celebration of organic elegance, the Ichendorf Greenwood tumbler leaves captures the tranquil poetry of nature within the transparency of glass. Created by Alessandra Baldereschi for Ichendorf, this handmade borosilicate drinkware piece blends artistry and simplicity with an unmistakable touch of Italian refinement. A delicate leaf motif rests at the bottom of the tumbler, like a quiet surprise revealed through light and reflection. Subtle yet expressive, it transforms a simple object into an encounter with the natural world.

The Poetry of Craftsmanship

Each Ichendorf tumbler is meticulously flame-worked by hand in pure borosilicate glass, ensuring perfect transparency and exceptional resistance. With its 34 cl capacity, it’s ideal for water, juice, or cocktails. Despite its fragile appearance, it is dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40°C / 104°F recommended) and entirely suitable for alimentary use. Every leaf design glass tells a story of craftsmanship and balance, where the essence of nature meets modern design through Baldereschi’s poetic vision for Ichendorf Milano.

Timeless Versatility and Artistic Harmony

Designed to harmonize with other pieces in the Desert Plants collection and creative footed plates categories, this Italian nature inspired tumbler also pairs beautifully with decorative pieces from the Botanica collection. Its minimalist elegance makes it a perfect complement for both casual tables and curated interiors. The leaf detail, suspended like a fragment of life, introduces an element of serenity to every setting, an invitation to pause and appreciate beauty in everyday gestures.

A Collector’s Piece for the Modern Home

This artistic eco glass stands as a symbol of conscious design and refined taste. Each piece is unique, shaped by hand and animated by the authenticity that defines Ichendorf's creations. Ideal as a creative home glass or a thoughtful gift for design lovers, it unites sustainability and art in a single gesture. Through the Greenwood tumbler, Alessandra Baldereschi x Ichendorf continue their dialogue between nature and design, where simplicity becomes sophistication, and glass becomes poetry.