The Ichendorf Woodland Tales Tumbler is part of a poetic series that celebrates the beauty of woodland animals. Designed by Alessandra Baldereschi, the tumbler is handmade in borosilicate glass, making it light, resistant, and perfectly transparent. Within the collection are multiple variations: rabbits in amber or white, birds in green and red, foxes in orange, or snails in colorful tones, each figurine offering a different story. Every tumbler becomes a small stage, where animals appear as if frozen in time, carrying with them the playful and serene spirit of the forest. The variations transform the act of choosing a tumbler into a game of discovery, where no sip is ever the same.

The detail of artisanal work

Each tumbler is lampworked by skilled artisans, and subtle variations confirm its handmade origin. The shaping of molten glass requires patience, precision, and imagination, resulting in figurines that are never identical. This irregularity is not a flaw but a hallmark of authenticity, proof that the piece was created by hand and not by machine. Dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 °C/104 °F recommended), the glass combines practicality with creativity. Beyond its durability, what makes it extraordinary is its ability to surprise: while one tumbler holds a tiny hedgehog with spines delicately traced, another shelters a curious rabbit or a brightly colored bird. Together they evoke the quiet beauty of the forest, turning a simple sip of water or juice into a moment of poetry.

Part of the Woodland Tales collection

Belonging to the Ichendorf Woodland Tales mugs featuring forest animals, this tumbler integrates easily with other items in the collection. It can be enjoyed with the Ichendorf Christmas collection, Ichendorf jugs, and WD Lifestyle pitchers and carafes, creating coordinated tableware full of imagination. Whether paired with festive holiday decorations or placed on a summer table, the tumbler adapts to every setting. It can serve everyday drinks with playful elegance or accompany refined dinners where design objects become conversation pieces. This adaptability reflects the philosophy of Ichendorf Milano: design is not only for display but for living, elevating the ordinary without losing function.

A collectible series

The Woodland Tales Tumbler is internationally admired by collectors, interior designers, and families who appreciate narrative objects. More than tableware, it is a series of miniature works of art, each one unique. For some, it is an emblem of nature brought indoors; for others, a small sculpture that tells stories across generations. Offered as a present, it stands among the most refined gift ideas, representing creativity and imagination. Destined to remain a treasured keepsake, it fascinates because it unites opposites: simplicity and detail, function and fantasy, fragility and durability. Every time it appears on the table, it reminds us that design has the power to enchant even the most everyday gestures.