Badash Allura Bowl - 8" Murano-Style Rainbow Art Glass Bowl - Hand-Blown Glass Centerpiece for Home Decor | Perfect for Dining Table Centerpiece, Wedding Decor & Gift Giving

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Previous page Badash Crystal began with American made hand and machine-cut tumblers, stemware, gifts, and vases. This American success story continues to grow with exciting new gifts and decor ideas in new colors, shapes and patterns. From our exquisitely handcrafted crystal, to our simple yet elegant gift boxing, our focus is to provide you with the best quality products and services. Murano Style Art Glass Visit the Store Mouth Blown Crystal Barware Visit the Store Badash Crystal and Glass Crystal and Glass are mystical substances of nature, whose shapes and colors have fascinated and intrigued all ages. Mouth Blown Technology These glass sculptures are handcrafted with mouth-blown glass technology which creates natural variations in color and design. Badash employs traditional glass blowers and master craftsmen who, while keeping the glass in motion by rolling the pipe, will shape and cut the piece into the desired shape. Slight differences should be expected since each Badash glass sculpture is a unique creation. The Badash Concept Our philosophy is to strive to provide our customers with the best products available – combining quality, style, and value. We focus on all aspects of our product and service and provide our customers with elegant gift and home items. Badash Crystal sources high quality and uniquely designed products from around the globe. Clear Lead-Free Crystal Badash crystal is renowned for its standard of quality, which can be determined by the weight and clarity of the crystal. Clear lead-free uncut crystal is our most popular category. Does a bubble in crystal constitute a flaw? Tiny bubbles form in the fusing/melting process of glass and do not affect the quality of the piece. Slight variations are natural results of handcrafting and add to the uniqueness of the piece. Is a line or cord in crystal a flaw? No, this almost invisible difference in the density of the crystal occurs during the fusing of molten crystal. Next page