YAKUSH Botanist Glass Green
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YAKUSH Botanist Glass Green
Bring a touch of nature to your table with the YAKUSH Botanist Glass Green, a handcrafted tumbler inspired by the flowing lines of leaves and flowers. Featuring a charming naive leaf motif, this glass evokes the serenity of a garden paradise while remaining practical and joyful in everyday use.
Made from recycled hutta glass, each piece is individually hand-blown by expert Ukrainian artisans, making it both eco-conscious and uniquely beautiful. Spacious enough for your favorite summer drinks or a scoop of sorbet, it’s a refreshing essential for indoor tables or outdoor picnics.
Key Details:
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Material: Recycled hutta glass
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Height: 4.3 inches
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Diameter: 3.1 inches
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Capacity: 300 ml
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Crafted in: Ukraine
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Use: Ideal for cold drinks, juices, and homemade desserts
We offer a 14-day return policy for this item. Please note that all returns are subject to a fixed $5 processing fee. Items must be returned in pristine condition to be eligible for a refund.
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About us
Khata: Your Home in the Lower East Side
Khata is more than a store—it’s a space for comfort, community, and self-expression. With handmade items that bring warmth and beauty, from vintage finds to Ukrainian artisan pieces, Khata invites you to feel at home.
Rooted in our heritage, Khata celebrates Ukrainian culture with ceramics, glassware, and art that add soul to any space. Come for unique pieces, stay for the welcoming atmosphere.
About Sasha Knysh & Helga Hitko
Ukrainians Sasha Knysh and Helga Hitko, with over a decade in the fashion industry, curate unique vintage pieces and Ukrainian art at their store. As models who’ve worked with top designers like Prada and Marc Jacobs, they blend industry expertise with a passion for their cultural heritage.heritage.