Nachtmann sculpture package - 2 crystal glasses and a whiskey carafe from Nachtmann consists of a deliciously designed whiskey carafe and matching crystal glasses. The cut pattern mimics ice crystals and gives a beautiful luster to the design. The matching tumbler glasses also have the beautiful sanding and are adorned with a strong bottom. A really solid whiskey carafe package with world-class quality.
Carafe
Volume: 75 cl
Height: 21 cm
Glass
Volume: 37 cl.
Glass Height: 10 cm
Dishwasher safe
Nachtmann is a name that stands for timeless elegance, outstanding craftsmanship, and innovative design. Since 1834, the German glass manufacturer has produced glasses, decanters, and other tabletop products of the highest quality – today entirely in lead-free crystal. With roots deeply embedded in Bavarian craftsmanship traditions, Nachtmann combines classic crystal glass with modern technology and sustainable production.
It all began in the village of Spiegelau, where Michael Nachtmann founded the company with the ambition to create exclusive crystal products for the set table. During the 20th century, the brand grew and became known for its ability to combine aesthetic beauty with functional perfection. Through decades of development, Nachtmann has refined its craftsmanship and is now a leader in environmentally friendly crystal production.
Instead of traditional lead content, Nachtmann uses a specially developed lead-free crystal formula that is not only more environmentally friendly, but also just as clear, resonant, and durable as classic crystal. The result is glasses and decanters with brilliance, weight, and shine that make every table setting special – whether for everyday use or festive occasions.
Nachtmann’s range extends from elegant wine glasses and champagne coupes to stylish whiskey glasses and artistic decanters. Many of their series are created in collaboration with international designers, where design encounters between tradition and innovation are at the core.
From the first sparkling crystal glasses of 19th-century Germany to today’s modern lead-free masterpieces – Nachtmann continues to set the standard for elegance in glass form.
