HANDMADE – Each Mexican blown glass is handmade by skilled artisans using techniques handed down from generation to generation. TRADITION – These traditional shot glasses showcase the iconic Mexican style. ECO – All of our Mexican glassware is made from eco-friendly recycled glass and are lead-free. Sturdy and dishwasher safe. SIZE – Each tequila shot glass is approximately 3.9 inches tall and 1.6 inches in diameter. Each glass holds 2 fluid ounces.

UNIQUE –Each shot glass is artisan hand-made and may vary slightly in size, color, and design.

Tequila Blurred Blue Cobalt

Dimensions: 4 × 4 × 9 cm

Weight: 200 grs

Color: Blurred Blue

Capacity: 2 oz

The products are handcrafted, so in the same production batch, these can vary in:

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Products made with Recycled Material.

ECOLOGICAL COMMITMENT:

Glass recycling is the process by which glass waste is converted into materials that will be used to create new products.

Keep in mind that this recycling allows reducing the amount of waste that is then taken to the landfill, which means savings in both raw materials and energy compared to the manufacture of glass from new raw materials.

THEREFORE, RECYCLED GLASS DOES NOT SUPPORT DRASTIC CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE.

To melt the glass you need a temperature of 1600 degrees Celsius so that it takes a viscous behavior, it can be worked with ease. Very liquid would be impossible to work as well as very viscous. Glass loads are poured into a furnace, then "melting" of the glass begins.

To work the glass, a cylindrical hollow steel tube or cane is used, previously heated at its end, in order to be at the same temperature as the glass and prevent thermal shock, which would make it difficult to adhere to the glass.

Brand	MEXTEQUIL
Colour	Confetti
Diameter	3 Inches
Special Features	Dishwasher safe
Item Weight	200 g

Hand Blown Shot Glass Set of 4- Confetti Desing- Tequila Shot Glasses Crafted - Recycled Glass -2 Oz Each 50 Ml

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