The idea behind this concept is, good to the last drop. A dark blue “Gin Droplet” is suspended in the middle of the glass thus, enabling the user to have an eternal experience of the “last drop”. I wanted the glass to look like it was being attracted to the bottle. Raw material include tinted blue glass with a dark smoke gradient, 24k gold rim and a cap base.
Designer: Lee Fain
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GOOO LEEE!!! Love you….
Matt told me the story on the gold accents, that sucks. Oh well, gorgeous design anyway.
As an avid Martini glass collector with over 100 original designs in our collection, I must say your art is one of the most beautiful I’ve seen. It is elegant, yet has a powerful design.
It is a martini glass, but not a martini glass. The concept of the last drop was brilliant. Thank you for sharing this beautiful piece of art with us. I was just surfing the net and came across this site.