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How To Stop Worrying Glassware

Glassware by Laserblazt

$18.95

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Premium tempered glassware made fully in the USA - a classic 16 oz bar pint, a 10 oz rocks glass, and a 16 oz soda-can sipper (on its own or with a bamboo lid and reusable Tritan straw), each with a full wraparound print. Hand wash recommended.

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Product Features
  • Designed by an independent artist
  • High-quality print, built to last
  • Ethically produced
  • Ships flat or rolled, ready to display
Product Details
  • Premium tempered glass, made fully in the USA
  • Pint: classic 16 oz bar pint silhouette, 5.9" tall
  • Rocks: 10 oz short, wide silhouette, 3.45" tall
  • Sipper: 16 oz soda can silhouette with a tapered lip, sold without lid
  • Sipper with Lid: includes bamboo lid and reusable Tritan straw
  • Full wraparound print
  • Hand wash recommended. Do not microwave.
About this Design

This image is a four-panel comic strip featuring a cartoon character with devil horns sitting at a table. In the first panel, the character looks sad with hands on cheeks. The second panel shows the character pointing upwards. In the third panel, the character lifts the top of their head to reveal a brain. The final panel shows the character looking happy and giving a double thumbs-up, with the top of their head placed on the table. The style is reminiscent of vintage cartoon art.