Zalto Denk'Art Water Glass / Short Stemmed White Wine Glass

An elegant everyday glass, with a versatility that goes well beyond water.

The Zalto Water glass brings the exceptional lightness and refinement of the Denk'Art collection to a shorter, more relaxed silhouette. Its generously proportioned bowl and delicate rim make even a simple glass of water feel considered, while its understated design is equally at home at an informal lunch or a beautifully set dinner table.

Sharing the same bowl dimensions and capacity as the Zalto White Wine glass, the Water glass is also a wonderful choice for wine. Its shorter stem offers a practical alternative when cupboard space is limited, without compromising the elegant proportions and thoughtful design that distinguish Zalto glassware.

Beautifully suited to Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, unoaked Chardonnay, and other fresh, expressive white wines, it can also accommodate lighter reds and sparkling wines. When serving two different white wines alongside one another, using the Water glass for one and the White Wine glass for the other provides a subtle, elegant way to distinguish between them.

The shorter stem also gives the glass a lower center of gravity, making it a particularly appealing choice for everyday use and more relaxed gatherings. Its balanced proportions feel comfortable in the hand, while its compact height makes it easier to accommodate on crowded tables and in smaller cabinets.

For those building a Zalto collection, the Water glass offers an appealing combination of beauty and practicality. Whether used for water, wine, or both, it brings the same attention to detail to everyday moments as the collection's more specialized glasses.

Each glass is individually mouth-blown from lead-free European crystal, reflecting a tradition of craftsmanship where every detail serves a purpose.

Dimensions: 7.7 inches tall, 3.2 inches at its widest point. Capacity: 400 ml.

Care: We recommend dishwasher cleaning rather than hand washing to minimize handling and reduce the risk of breakage.

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