Hand-Blown Cocktail Glasses by Kumela, Finland 1960's – Set of 6

Elegant, weighty, and full of subtle character — this set of six hand-blown clear glasses by Kumela captures everything we love about old Finnish glass. The shape is beautifully balanced: a wide, rounded bowl that sits atop a solid, conical base. Each piece has slight variations and tiny air bubbles, testifying to its handmade origin and giving the set a distinctly alive, organic feel.

Made in the 1960's by Kumela, a respected Finnish glassworks known for its artisanal production, these glasses are from a period when form and function were given equal weight — and when factory work was still deeply tied to craft. The clean, modernist silhouette is timeless, but the rippling surface gives them away: this is vintage glass, made before mass production streamlined the soul out of it.

Use them for cocktails, dessert, aperitifs, or even espresso if you're feeling bold — they're the kind of glassware that elevates whatever's inside. A brilliant addition to a carefully curated table or glass collection.

✦ Height 8 cm, Ø 8 cm
✦ Hand-blown clear glass
✦ Manufacturer: Kumela
✦ Period: 1960's
✦ Made in Finland
✦ Very good vintage condition – some bubbles and surface variation from hand-blown production
✦ Sold as a set of 6 – price includes all

ABOUT KUMELA - Founded in 1937, Kumela was a Finnish glass factory known for its small-scale production and focus on craftsmanship. While never a mass producer, Kumela developed a reputation for high-quality handmade pieces and collaborated with designers like Kaj Blomqvist and Aimo Okkolin. The factory ceased operations in 1985, leaving behind a legacy of thoughtful, beautifully made Finnish glass.