handblown

American  

[hand-blohn] / ˈhændˈbloʊn /

Or hand-blown

adjective

1. (of glassware) shaped by means of a handheld blowpipe.

   handblown crystal.

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Etymology

Origin of handblown

1925–30; hand + blown ¹ (in the sense “formed by blowing”)

Example Sentences

It is made of more than 1,000 handblown coloured glass tiles, each inlaid with gold leaf, echoing the colours of the cathedral's stained-glass windows.

From BBC

The interlocking handblown vases by Los Angeles artist and designer Mansi Shah — part of her first housewares line, Manu Nanu — fit together like molecules.

From Seattle Times

Designed by Dean Maltz, a New York City architect, the handblown carafe is $260.

From Seattle Times

The new series of elaborate and grotesque handblown glass figurines by brothers Einar and Jamex de la Torre, the celebrated Mexican American art duo, is a surreal trip.

From Seattle Times

Dario Buratto, a fashion designer, grew up in Rovigo, Italy, near Murano, and has long been fascinated with the Venetian island’s handblown glassware.

From New York Times