Augusta Glass in Mustard and Amethyst Furniture when Chez Panisse founder Alice

when Chez Panisse founder Alice Waters read William Rubel’s The Magic of Fire: Hearth Cooking

which can also be used as a vase

and Leccino olive trees imported from Italy to the Like Family orchard in Monterey County

dusty woods of cedar and birch

These stones were traditionally taken from places like Taihu Lake in China where they were shaped over decades by the turbulent lake waters forming dramatic pores and holes

Augusta Glass in Mustard and Amethyst Furniture when Chez Panisse founder AliceThese glasses provide a whimsical burst of color and excitement for any table setting. They are the perfect size for serving water, wine, or whatever else you're serving. The colors and design are inspired by the circus with all of its fantastical excitement and mysterious drama. Each are made from mouth blown glass by hand in Denmark.