This mug is a twist of the tumbler which was added a handle. Wit hits vintage look, we use it as a water glass on our modern tables. Part of the Ouessant collection, it derives its name from the Ouessant island located in the Atlantic Ocean at the end of Finistère, Brittany. This line has sober detail from the design of the hull of Breton boats, with their meticulously ordered wooden slats. The collection reflects the simplicity and ruggedness associated with the Finistère coastline and islands. Facing the ocean, they know other horizons, but keep their generous roots comfortably warm.

About the Brand: Founded in 1475, the glass factory La Rochere is the oldest glass factory in France still active. Established for more than 500 years in the forest around Lorraine, it has been producing since that time, hand-blown glassware. Willing to preserve this precious know-how as well as to develop its products, La Rochere succeeded in developing new businesses which now extend to catering, decoration, and architecture. Its collections are a mix of new contemporary designs and re-edition of 18th and 19th-century designs, celebrating its rich heritage.

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