Ichendorf Desert Plants Tumbler cactus matt green

With its refined simplicity and sculptural charm, the Ichendorf Desert Plants Tumbler cactus matt green transforms everyday dining into a moment of quiet poetry. Designed by Alessandra Baldereschi, this piece reflects the delicate harmony between design and nature. Inside the transparent body of the glass, a small cactus in matte green emerges, a graceful nod to the strength and serenity of desert landscapes. Each tumbler is handmade and flame-worked in borosilicate glass, ensuring both visual lightness and lasting durability.

Handcrafted art for daily rituals

Every detail of this Italian-designed glass speaks of balance and precision. Resistant yet ethereal, the tumbler is dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 °C recommended), ideal for daily use while retaining the brilliance of its handmade finish. Perfect for water, cocktails, or fresh juices, it embodies Alessandra Baldereschi x Ichendorf’s philosophy: turning essential objects into emotional design statements. The matte green cactus inside becomes a subtle centerpiece, adding an organic rhythm to contemporary tables.

Creative synergies and matching collections

Part of the evocative Desert Plants collection, this cactus tumbler finds its perfect harmony when paired with the Ichendorf cups and mugs collection, Ichendorf stemmed glasses, and the experimental works from Alessandra Baldereschi x Ichendorf. Together, these collections invite you to create your own visual story; one that blends color, craftsmanship, and imagination. The tumbler becomes not just a vessel, but a bridge between art and daily life.

A minimalist icon with a story to tell

In its understated form, the Ichendorf Desert Plants matt green tumbler captures the essence of modern Italian artistry. Its soft green tones echo the stillness of the desert, while the hand-blown transparency celebrates the mastery of Ichendorf’s artisans. Whether used individually or as part of a set, this glass elevates every table with quiet sophistication, a reminder that design can be both functional and poetic, simple yet unforgettable.