The glass jugs were initially made for a British teatime with milk and sugar, but it could be used for any substance. The carafe has three spouts, which are evenly placed allowing the user to pour without turning the jug to face them.
The design with three spouts is conceptual and formal and should be functional and aesthetically pleasing as well.

These carafes are meticulously handmade using borosilicate glass, renowned for its heat-resistant properties and durability. The intentional resemblance to chemical laboratory utensils not only adds an unique aesthetic appeal but also creates a captivating contrast when used in culinary contexts.

Titanium coatings in silver and copper adding an aesthetic appeal to the collection. This versatility making them visually appealing while still benefiting from the protective properties of the coating.

The carafes are made in the Czech Republic from heat-resistant borosilicate glass, also known as Jena glass. This special type of glass will particularly impress you with its superior strength, lightness, and heat resistance.