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Purchase Authentic
Mexican Glassware at Wholesale Prices to the Trade |
Purchase Mexican Glassware Drinking Glasses and our other Treasures
Wholesale to the trade only.
Magellan
Traders offers a full line of recycled authentic hand
blown Mexican drinking glasses from Central Mexico.
We carry many styles, shapes, and colors
that are ready to ship. Let us supply you with the beautiful Mexican glassware
for your Restaurant, Bar, hotel, or kitchen. Each glass is a truly unique work of art.
CONTACT
US BY EMAIL- OR CALL US
TOLL FREE at 1-888-333-5401
for information on wholesale pricing.
The technique of making this unique glass is done by
blowing through a pipe onto a molten glass mass. As
the glass maker blows he begins to mold the piece by
continuously turning it around with the pipe. As the
piece begins to cool it's shaped as required while color
is added to bring to life beautiful individual effects.
Many designs, such as small bubbles, splatters, colored
swirls, confetti or pebble patterns can be produced.
Mexico is truly the land of the master craftsman.
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Please Note:
Each Piece of our Mexican Glassware collection has been
hand blown by one of the many talented artists in Southern
Mexico. No two drinking glasses will ever be identical,
which is part of the elegance and uniqueness of the traditional
Mexican hand blown glass.
At
Magellan Trading we offer only authentic, handmade
and one-of-a-kind imported functional and decorative
art. Visit our unique Furniture
Gallery from Asia, and the Southwest. We now sell Jiaogulan Herbal Tea.
Our items really are treasures -- they are unique
and no two are alike. Come see our Treasures. We offer wholesale pricing on almost everything we
sell. Our owner travels to many countries cutting
out the middle man to offer the best pricing on the
web.
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Mexico
is the land of the master craftsman, and among this
group is the glass blower.
The first primitive glass was produced in Puebla around
1535 to 1542. For hundreds of years, with nothing more
than a blob of molten glass, a long hollow pipe, and
a few primitive tools, these artisans have produced
glass items in a variety of shapes and sizes.
Originally, glass was called "bubbles" because
of all the bubbles produced when methods were not as
uniform as today. Now days glass blowers that can blow
large bubbles inside the glassware are considered to
be "Master Blowers"
Questions?
Feel free to Contact us toll free at
1-888-333-5401.
Open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm Mountain Time.
Or e-mail us, we answer emails 7 days a week. |
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