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Moss Tumbler 33 cl 2-pack, Clear
£60.30
Moss tumbler by Kosta Boda with a unique, flowing design with focus on sustainability perfect for serving juice or water.
Moss Tumbler 33 cl 2-pack£60.30
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Tumbler by Kosta Boda with a unique, flowing design with focus on sustainability perfect for serving juice or water. The Moss glass series is manufactured from reused molds, carved by hand to create a vivid and unique aesthetic.
Designed by Åsa Jungnelius.
- Moss "Circular" has unique colour variations as this part of the series is manufactured in circular glass consisting of recyled and spilled shards.
- Comes in several colours.
- Made in Sweden.
- Each item is unique due to the handmade design.
- Designed by Åsa Jungnelius.
- Original design from 2025.
- Dishwasher safe up to 40°C.
Designed by Åsa Jungnelius.
About the tumbler from Kosta Boda
- Moss "Circular" has unique colour variations as this part of the series is manufactured in circular glass consisting of recyled and spilled shards.
- Comes in several colours.
- Made in Sweden.
- Each item is unique due to the handmade design.
- Designed by Åsa Jungnelius.
- Original design from 2025.
Care advice for the tumbler
- Dishwasher safe up to 40°C.
Product information
- Item number427136
- Delivery item number7092481
- Brand
- Series
- DesignerÅsa Jungnelius
- Freight classSmall
- ColourClear
- Dishwasher safeYes
- Freezer safeNo
- Made inSweden
- MaterialCrystal Glass
- Microwave safeNo
- OvenproofNo
- Packing Quantity2
- Year of design2025
- Capacity33 cl
- Height8.5 cm
- Length9.3 cm
- Width9.3 cm
About the brand
Kosta Boda (originally Kosta Glasbruk) was founded in 1742 by two highly decorated soldiers from the army of legendary King Charles XII: Field Marshall Baron Georg Bogislaus Staël von Holstein and Lieutenant General Anders Koskull. Almost three centuries later, the oldest Swedish glassworks company has also grown to become arguably the best in the country.