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Orla Kiely Atomic Flower Brown Shades Set Of 4 Wine Glasses

This Fabulous Set Of 4 Wine Glasses Features The ‘Atomic Flower’ Design From Orla Kiely. A Beautiful Way To Add A Retro Touch To Your Kitchen.

The Glasses Are Adorned With Four-Petal Flowers In A Frosted White Colour Set Against The Clear Glass Body. The Four Different Glasses Each Have A Different Shade Of Brown Coloured Stem Ranging From Deep Brown To Rich Orange-Brown, Warm Brown And Pink-Brown. Each Wine Glass Holds 300Ml Of Liquid Allowing You To Enjoy Your Wine Of Choice.

This Set Of Four Wine Glasses Come In A Box Which Makes A Wonderful Gift To Give A Friend Or Relative, Great For A Birthday, Housewarming, Or Any Special Occasion.

Glass Measurements: Height 14Cm X Base Diameter 6.5Cm

Box Measurements: Height 15.5Cm X Width 16.5Cm X Depth 16.5Cm

Mix And Match The Orla Kiely Range To Create A Retro Inspired Vibe In Your Home.

Atomic Flower

Four Circles Sit In A Square Formation Overlapped By A Single Larger Circle In The Centre Creating A Simple Four-Petal Flower Shape. Smaller Spots Sit Between Each Petal And Connect To The Flower With A Dainty Line, Forming A Pattern Like An Atomic Structure. The Colourful Flower Design Repeats Across A Crisp White Background.

Orla Kiely

Once Described In The National Press As The ‘Queen Of Prints’ Orla Kiely Is An Eminent Irish Fashion Designer Based In London. Qualified As A Textile Designer And A Graduate Of The Rca, Kiely Has Designed For Harrods, Marks & Spencer And Habitat. Her Design Breakthrough Came When She Created Laminated Cloth For Making Handbags; And Her Signature Print ‘Stem’ Is Universally Recognised. Known For Her Bright And Colourful Retro-Inspired Designs, Orla Kiely Was Awarded With An Obe In Recognition Of Her Services To Business And The Fashion Industry In 2011. She Draws Upon Childhood Memories Of A Family Kitchen With A Retro Vibe Featuring Olive Green And Orange, Along With Graphic Tiles. Orla Kiely Enjoys Making ‘Happy Prints That Make You Smile!’