I’ve heard of rocking chairs and rocking horses, but rocking GLASSES are new to me--and drinking as I know it. They’re also new to The Afternoon in Omaha, where I have spent more time than I should probably admit admiring their unusual contours (especially the bottom one!). Larger than a shot glass, smaller than a brandy snifter, each Sagaform Rocking Glass has a rounded base upon which it sways, swivels, tips, and amazingly, never spills. Fun to tilt, fun to use, rocking glasses give a whole new meaning to the word “tipsy.”
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Tipsy
I’ve heard of rocking chairs and rocking horses, but rocking GLASSES are new to me--and drinking as I know it. They’re also new to The Afternoon in Omaha, where I have spent more time than I should probably admit admiring their unusual contours (especially the bottom one!). Larger than a shot glass, smaller than a brandy snifter, each Sagaform Rocking Glass has a rounded base upon which it sways, swivels, tips, and amazingly, never spills. Fun to tilt, fun to use, rocking glasses give a whole new meaning to the word “tipsy.”