History of Shotoku Glass
History of Shotoku Glass
History of Shotoku Glass
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Kurt Josef Zalto, The Austrian glass designer who is the sixth generation to descend from the Venetians.
He has set high standards with his innovation, and his work is full of creativity, dedication and passion.
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“ If the glass follows the basic principles of nature, all the senses are equally addresses ”- Kurt Josef Zalto
Countless experiment and prototypes followed, shapes were calculated, glass blown, ideas tested until satisfied the highest demands, a glass that unleashes the aromas of the wine.
Josephinen No 1 - White
Perfect for delicate, finely fruity and rather light white wines and rose
Height: 24 cm. Diameter: 8.2 cm. Capacity: 450 ml.
Josephinen No 2 - Universal
Every white wine, red wine and even beer can perfectly unfold
Height: 24 cm. Diameter: 8.6 cm. Capacity: 550 ml.
Josephinen No 3 - Red
Unfold the full potential of full-bodied wines from Burgundy to Bordeaux
Height: 24 cm. Diameter: 11 cm. Capacity: 800 ml.
Josephinen No 4 - Champagne
Generous surface, deep peak, and narrowing towards the rim