The Ichendorf Luna tilting tumbler transforms the act of drinking into a small ritual of balance and design. Its softly curved base allows it to tilt and rock gracefully, catching reflections as it moves; a poetic nod to the moon that inspired its name. Whether in amber or transparent glass, this playful yet sophisticated tumbler brings an element of motion to the table. A perfect representation of Ichendorf Design's spirit, it merges artisan technique with a touch of wonder.

Handmade mastery in borosilicate glass

Each Luna tumbler is handmade and lampworked from durable borosilicate glass, a material prized for its strength and clarity. The craftsmanship reveals itself in the precision of the form; thin yet resilient, sculpted to sway without spilling. Dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40°C recommended), it combines beauty with practicality, suitable for daily use or creative presentation. Every Ichendorf tumbler piece reflects the individuality of handcraft, carrying subtle variations that make it truly one of a kind.

A piece that plays with perception

More than a glass, Luna is a dialogue between balance and transparency. Its floating silhouette seems to defy gravity, adding visual intrigue to any table. The minimalist design adapts perfectly to contemporary homes, ideal for serving cocktails, juice, or water with style. It harmonizes naturally with other collections such as Ichendorf bottles, the sleek silhouettes of Ichendorf stemmed glasses collection, and the refined elegance of the Botanica collection. Together, they compose a coherent universe of functional art, where every object celebrates clarity and form.

Poetry of motion at the table

The Luna collection embodies Ichendorf’s ongoing exploration of light and material. It’s a design that connects the precision of geometry with the playfulness of nature. The gentle rocking of the glass recalls the calm rhythm of waves or the shifting phases of the moon, moments of quiet movement that invite reflection. With Ichendorf Milano, even the simplest gesture, like placing a tumbler on the table, becomes an experience of aesthetic delight.