The Glass is Greener….with our new Ella!
All it takes is a pinch of spice to make a good meal truly memorable. Taking our cue from sage—the woodsy, slightly peppery herb often used in hearty dishes for family gatherings, even holiday meals—we’ve reimagined those dusty green leaves as a velvety new colorway for our beloved mouth-blown Ella glassware. Subtle notes of pine, eucalyptus, and mint blend together, giving an extra boost of “flavor” or shall we say, color, to the table.
In keeping with Juliska tradition, it’s never just about beauty and good design (although yes, we do love our pretty things!) Delicate yet durable, our Bohemian glass is mouth-blown by master artisans into a featherlight form, revealing the exquisite skill and craftsmanship that elevates the everyday into art. Ella’s signature detail—the spiral threads—playfully dance around each silhouette, catching the honeyed glow of autumn light and casting beautiful shadows across the room.
Just like a spoonful of sugar or a dash of salt, a little goes a long way! And we have a feeling this gorgeous green hue will be no exception. With its soft, earthy undertones, even the subtlest hint of sage has us dreaming of fall—the crisp air, turning leaves and cozy, lingering suppers just ahead. Feeling a bit color-shy? Mix in a few goblets or tumblers among your favorite clear glassware to add a pop of personality. For a more maximalist approach, indulge in a full set for a striking sweep of monochromatic color. Or, let green take center stage with a statement hurricane or sculptural vase filled with matching foliage. Whether it’s a full leap or merely the dip of a toe, Ella slips effortlessly into any tablescape, pairing beautifully with other shades and textures, from stylized botanicals and warm woods to gleaming gold accents. The perfect layering piece, it proves that being green isn’t always easy—but with Ella, it is!
Dressed up or dressed down, our Ella glassware is luxury you can see, feel and savor with every sip. In its fresh new color, it’s timeless rather than trendy. Call it sage advice: we’ve found the new evergreen of glassware. Quite literally!
