Nightlights of Mexico City
Whitelights of CDMX Tumblers, Olive
The Golden Age
A collection of classic glasses inspired by the nightlife of Mexico City’s cultural golden age in the 1950s.
It was a time when the city life was cosmopolitan and the night was about dressing up and drinking cocktails in the club, watching the magnificent mambo dancers and musicians and then dancing a skeleton shake with the salsa and cumbia rhythms. This atmosphere was surrounded by a warm and low light and there on the table was our drink, shining with the sequin dresses in the night and the brass instruments and the laughs and the stars in the sky. Mexico City came alive at night.
Photo from the Mexican movie “Víctimas del pecado” (Victims of Sin) 1951, Emilio “Indio” Fernández.
in the heart of Jalisco
From the traditional workshops in Tonalá, Jalisco, we present this collection of handblown glasses made in 100% recycled glass. The glasses can present some size variations and bubbles from the process of production, we love these details that give individuality and texture to the pieces.
