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  Mexican Import Glassware. Authentic Mexican glassware contains a pontil, or a place on the bottom of the glass that indicates that the piece is mouth blown. The glass blower cuts the hot glass at that point when he is finished with the piece. Mexican Import Glassware.    

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Mexican Import Glassware. Authentic Mexican glassware contains a pontil, or a place on the bottom of the glass that indicates that the piece is mouth blown. The glass blower cuts the hot glass at that point when he is finished with the piece. Mexican Import Glassware.

 

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Take your entertaining to a new level with crystal glassware made in Mexico. Many peices found through this page are one of a kind because they are created by hand, by local Mexican people. Mexican Import Glassware.

Mexico is the land of the master craftsman, and among this group is the glass blower. For hundreds of years, with nothing more than a blob of molten glass, a long hollow pipe, and a few primitive tools, these artisans have produced glass items in a variety of shapes. Originally, Mexican glass was called bubble glass because of all the bubbles produced when methods were not as uniform as today.

Pitchers and glasses can be clear or with rims and bases in cobalt, turquoise, and amber. Other glass has "jewels" of cobalt and emerald embedded, adding a festive air: and glass that the glass blower "pinches" when it is hot, producing the perfect places for a hand to grasp the glass.

The quality of Mexican glassware speaks for itself, for the entrepreneur minded of you, if you are thinking of importing Mexican glassware, there are some great links provided in our external links section.

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Authentic Mexican import glassware contains a ponti, or a place on the bottom of the glass that indicates that the piece is mouth blown. The glass blower cuts the hot glass at that point when he is finished with the sculpted piece. Mexican glass blowers use lead-free, un-tempered and recycled glass. Mexican Import Glassware. No two pieces are ever exactly alike in size or shape or design which simply adds to their unique appearance. They are truly handcrafted by artisans who still produce every characteristic of this art called the 'blown glass technique' which is known worldwide and acclaimed for its exceptional manufacture. Mexican Import Glassware.

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Casa Rosa - We travel to the small towns and villages in Mexico and buy directly from the families that have been making their specialty Mexican crafts for hundreds of years. Each handmade, hand painted item is unique, crafted using techniques that have been handed down from generation to generation. Mexican Import Glassware. www.casarosamexican.com

eBay - eBay is The World's Online MarketplaceŽ, enabling trade on a local, national and international basis. With a diverse and passionate community of individuals and small businesses, eBay offers an online platform where millions of items are traded each day. Mexican Import Glassware. www.ebay.com

Nuestra Tierra - Nuestra Tierra offers art and folkart from Mexico's finest artists, designers and craftsmen, including Sergio Bustamante and Emilia Castillo. Our range of products includes Black Chamba Cookware, Oaxacan Woodcarvings, Mata Ortiz Pottery, Cocuchas and more. Mexican Import Glassware. www.nutierra.com

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