Ichendorf Kokeshi water stemmed glass

The Ichendorf Kokeshi water stemmed glass by Denis Guidone embodies an extraordinary balance between precision and poetry. Inspired by the purity of Japanese design, its silhouette recalls the gentle proportions of traditional Kokeshi dolls, reinterpreted through the mastery of Ichendorf Milano’s glass artisans. Every curve, every reflection reveals a quiet sophistication, a design meant not just to be seen, but to be felt in the hand and admired at the table.

Artisanal Quality, Modern Character

Each piece is handmade and flame-worked from borosilicate glass, known for its exceptional lightness, clarity, and resistance. With a capacity of 35 cl, this transparent stemmed glass is designed for serving water but adapts effortlessly to juices or refined cocktails. Dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 °C / 104 °F recommended), it is also crafted to endure daily use. During hand washing, it’s essential to hold the bowl gently, avoiding twisting the stem, to preserve its delicate form and brilliance over time.

Design Continuity Across the Collection

Part of the Kokeshi glassware collection, this handmade borosilicate stemware finds its perfect companion in the Kokeshi wine glass and Kokeshi flute, all designed by Guidone for Ichendorf. Together, they express a minimalist approach rooted in balance and refinement. Perfectly aligned with the aesthetic of the Denis Guidone x Ichendorf collaboration, it also harmonizes beautifully with items from the Sogni d'Oriente collection and handmade modern tumblers: a testament to Ichendorf’s dialogue between Eastern calm and Italian design ingenuity.

Refined Simplicity for the Contemporary Table

This modern water goblet elevates every dining occasion with its sculptural grace and light transparency. Whether as a single piece or part of a coordinated table setting, it embodies the understated beauty that defines Ichendorf: elegant, timeless, and handcrafted with care. The Kokeshi stemmed glass is not only a vessel but a meditation on proportion, where function and art merge seamlessly.