Prisma Water Glass with Blue Gradient Finish

Overview

The Prisma water glass brings a blue gradient finish to clear glass, creating a soft, controlled sheen on the table. The generous bowl is comfortable for serving water or juices, while the stem and base guide light across pale dinnerware, polished metals and linen napkins. The result reads as clean and contemporary, with color that stays subtle enough to mix easily with what you already own.

With its tall profile and restrained glow, this piece works as well on a dining table as it does on a bar sideboard or a service tray. The silhouette balances everyday practicality with a decorative presence, so it can stand alone as a single accent or be repeated in a set to structure the table layout.

• Material: Glass
• Finish: Blue gradient
• Measurements: 25 x 7 x 7 cm
• Recommended use: Water or juices

The ample bowl favors hydration service at the table, and the stem-and-base composition interacts elegantly with light, reinforcing the color transitions of the gradient without overwhelming the setting.

Clean with a soft cloth, water and mild soap. Avoid abrasive sponges to preserve the glass shine and the finish on the base.

After washing, dry gently to prevent water spots and keep the surface clear and luminous.

Use on dining tables, bar carts and service trays. The blue gradient layers easily with neutral linens, white or off-white plates and polished metal cutlery or trays. For a cohesive look, repeat the glass across place settings; for contrast, combine it with clear glassware to highlight the color transition.

• On a dining table, the height adds vertical rhythm between plates and candles without visual weight.
• On a bar sideboard, it complements reflective surfaces and keeps the color note discreet.
• On a service tray, the gradient provides a quiet point of interest while remaining practical for water or juices.

What drinks is it intended for?

It is indicated for serving water or juices.

What are the measurements?

25 x 7 x 7 cm.

What is the material and finish?

Glass with a blue gradient finish.

How should I clean it?

Use a soft cloth with water and mild soap, and avoid abrasive sponges to maintain the shine and finish.

Where does it work best at home?

On dining tables, bar carts or sideboards, and on service trays—places where the stem and base can play with light from surrounding tableware and metals.