Tall proportions give Kartell Jellies Family long drink glass in technopolymer a clear long-drink function, while the faceted technopolymer surface adds the light-catching decorative character associated with Jellies Family. The textured surface brings the characteristic Jellies Family language to a format designed for long drinks, combining expressive detail with the practical qualities of technopolymer. Created by Patricia Urquiola for Kartell, the design belongs to glasses and translates the collection's tactile character into an everyday drinking piece. Its proportions make it suitable for water, cocktails and other long beverages, while the faceted surface adds a subtle decorative quality to the table.

The distinctive language of Jellies Family

The relief of the Jellies Family recalls the moulded textures of traditional jelly forms, reinterpreted through a contemporary drinking glass. The result gives Jellies Kartell glass design in Europe a recognisable identity, while the Kartell drinkware modern collection places the piece within a broader vocabulary of contemporary tableware. The character of the original Kartell Jellies glass emerges through the interplay between transparency, texture and light. Available in crystal, light blue, green and pink, the glass can complement understated settings or introduce a more expressive accent.

Colour, material and contemporary tableware

The vision of Patricia Urquiola gives the piece a distinctive identity within Kartell Tableware and the Patricia Urquiola and Kartell collection. Its technopolymer construction combines lightness and resistance with the visual complexity of its faceted surface. For those considering buying Kartell Jellies long drink glass, the choice of finish allows easy coordination with existing tableware and interiors. Its versatility is particularly relevant to interior designers working on refined residential and hospitality schemes, where material and visual consistency matter.

A refined presence for everyday use

The combination of elongated proportions and textured transparency makes the glass a natural example of stylish beverage glass tableware, while its construction offers a practical interpretation of plastic glass elegant dining. Its role within Kartell tableware glass extends beyond function, as the relief adds depth and character to the table. The design works as a long drink glass modern design with a distinctly tactile identity, while the patterned surface gives it the qualities of a textured drinking glass contemporary enough for varied settings. Paired with other <Kartell accessories, it contributes to a coherent yet individual table arrangement.