Ana Water Glass Brasilia with a ceramic milling mechanism

with a ceramic milling mechanism inside adjusted from coarse to fine by twisting the wood cap at the top

each end fitted with its own rubber-capped drainage hole for use face up or down

closer to a hushed chime than a typical metal jingle bell

a molded pulp of recycled pre-consumer cotton that cures into a solid

in a design ferm Living has registered as its own

Ana Water Glass Brasilia with a ceramic milling mechanismThe Royal Leerdam Ana Water Glass keeps a compact, faceted silhouette that reads closer to a European bistro glass than a plain tumbler. Cut facets ring its soda lime glass bowl, set low on a short stem sized for water, juice, or a light, measured pour. Royal Leerdam, a Dutch glassmaker producing in Leerdam, the Netherlands, since the 19th century, designed the Ana glass.