Ultima Thule Dessert bowl set of 2 115 mm / 4.5" Rain birds Add a hint of history

Add a hint of history to your lunch – place the shot glass briefly in the freezer before serving an ice-cold

This Kay Bojesen first saw the light of day in the beginning of the 1930s

The handle contour is similar to that of the reed cob and the staves look like the high reed stems

The designer took her inspiration from the Japanese tradition of origami with the aim of reproducing the dynamism of folded paper in metal

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Ultima Thule Dessert bowl set of 2 115 mm / 4.5" Rain birds Add a hint of historyUltima Thule Tapio Wirkkala Legend Tapio Wirkkalas pioneering glass designs were inspired by the beauty of his native Finland. Determined to recreate a beloved ice covered Finnish island, Wirkkala spent nearly a thousand hours with the glassblowers at the Iittala Glass Factory, defying the rules of glassblowing. Ultima Thules groundbreaking design features a rounded base supported by three ice peaks that float above the surface, allowing one to bring