muddler

A cutely shaped heat-resistant glass muddler

Jena Glass was the first to produce heat-resistant glass in Germany in 1920. Led by Wilhelm Wagenfeld, a leading Bauhaus designer, the company has introduced numerous groundbreaking industrial products. Over the years, this product was discontinued over a decade ago, but in 2005, Trendglass Jena inherited the molds and equipment to re-produce this muddler in Germany and Hungary. Its charming shape features a flat, round glass piece attached to a rod-shaped stick. In addition to its use as a muddler, it also works well as a cream or jam spoon. It pairs perfectly with the same type of teacup.