Saturday, August 6, 2011

Lolita Love My Martini Glass, BFF

Lolita Love My Martini Glass, BFF Review



Lolita Love My Martini Glass, BFF Feature

  • Lolita bff martini glass with custom recipe painted on the bottom of the stem
  • Holds 7.5-ounces; martinis or mock-tinis, holds even candy- don't limit the possibilities because they are endless....
  • Glasses ship in lolita's signature gift box; a distinctive round box with a lid that cushions the glass for storage, as well
  • Each glass is carefully hand painted; the vibrant colors and embellishments are applied with meticulous detail
  • Hand washing is recommended
Whether you're a SHOPOHOLIC or a CHOCOHOLIC, a beach bunny or a party girl, there is a special martini glass for you. Lolita BFF martini glasses from Santa Barbara features the martini design by Lolita. Perfect for martini lovers and part of the love my martini collection from Tracy Lolita Yancy. This high quality glassware is a unique piece of art and comes individually gift boxed. Martini glass is 7.5-ounces and comes with a unique martini recipe printed on the bottom of the glass. A quick favorite with the collector's. Be sure and check out the entire Lolita Love my Martini collection from Santa Barbara Designs. Since 1976, it has been our mission to create beautifully designed, high-quality giftware products that you are inspired to give and want to keep. Our passion for finding the next wonderful product has translated into a broad line drawn from the works of talented and trendsetting designers. Our goal is to provide unique gifts that recognize and commemorate each of these milestones with fun and original products that make you say "WOW"To put it simply, at Santa Barbara Design Studio, we make what we love and we love what we make. Today, many of the original handcrafted pieces produced by Santa Barbara Ceramic Design in the late 1970’s and early 1980’s have become sought after collector’s items. Likewise, the beauty, high quality and precision with which the company creates its current glass and ceramic products may make them the collectibles of the next millennium.


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