Artisan Hand-Blown Turquoise Glass Cylinders

This set of three matching turquoise glass vessels exhibits the characteristic markers of artisanal hand-blown glass production. Each piece features a tall, cylindrical silhouette with slightly irregular vertical walls and softly rounded rims that vary marginally in height, confirming the handmade nature of the glass. The color is a vibrant, translucent turquoise or 'Baja blue' with a subtle 'pitted' or 'seeded' texture throughout, containing numerous tiny air bubbles (seeds) suspended within the glass matrix. The base of each cylinder shows a distinct, deep pontil scar or 'kick-up,' indicative of traditional glassblowing techniques where the vessel was held by a rod during construction. Each cylinder bears a square, blue brand sticker featuring a white cross or windmill-like logo, suggesting a contemporary manufacturer or boutique importer. The glass possesses a heavy, substantial gauge with a slightly uneven thickness at the bottom, which adds to its rustic, coastal charm. In terms of condition, the pieces appear well-preserved with no visible chips or significant fractures, though there is minor surface dust and adhesive residue from the labels. The craftsmanship suggests a style consistent with Mexican recycled glass artistry from the late 20th or early 21st century.