Pewter Giraffe Whiskey Glasses

Capacity 200ml Diameter 6.5m Cup height 9cm 300 grams Due to blown glass, tiny air bubbles, blown lines and variations in height and thickness are unavoidable, making up a piece individually handcrafted from 100% recycled glass. Among the mountains that surround the small African nation of Swaziland (formerly known as Swaziland), there is a mountain shaped like a sunbathing crocodile. At the top of the mountain, there is the oldest Stone mine in the world, dating back 43,000 years; at the foot of the mountain, there is a remote village called Ngwenya ("crocodile" in Swaziland). Here, a team of Swazi artisans and women use ancient art techniques to give fascinating interpretations of African animals and birds, giving each piece a unique personality and handcrafting it from 100% recycled glass! Since its redevelopment in 1987, Ngwenya Glass is not only an inspiring success story, but also a conservationist's dream. Their products are all handcrafted from recycled glass, mostly from soft drink bottles collected across Swaziland. Ngwenya Glass not only encourages residents of Swaziland to collect these bottles, but also works with local schools to teach children environmental awareness. Students participate in roadside cleanups in exchange for building materials and football team sponsorship. Ngwenya Glass is the only glassblowing factory in Africa, established in 1979. The factory is known for creating unique products using 100% recycled glass, handcrafted and mouth blown. They practice the ancient art of glassblowing, made from recycled drink bottles mainly by the people of Swaziland/Swaziland. In addition, Ngwenya Glass is committed to environmental protection and wildlife conservation, supporting endangered rhinos and elephants by donating sales proceeds to the Wildlife Conservation Fund. Their success proves that combining business and environmental protection can win