HOT ! Ichendorf Savannah bottle

Blending playful imagination with refined craftsmanship, the Ichendorf Savannah Bottle by Alessandra Baldereschi features a crocodile figurine sculpted inside its crystal-clear body. Handmade in borosilicate glass, this miniature artwork combines humor with design, embodying the spirit of the Savannah collection, where everyday objects become stories told through glass. Also available in the white elephant variant, the bottle enriches the table with both function and fantasy.

Authenticity of handmade glass

Each Ichendorf piece is lampworked by artisans, making it unique in its details and proportions. Subtle variations confirm its artisanal origin, adding individuality to every bottle. Resistant yet delicate in appearance, the Savannah Bottle is dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 °C/104 °F recommended), offering practicality while retaining its collectible essence.

Functional design with a narrative twist

Whether used to serve water, juices, or wine, this bottle does more than hold liquids: it becomes a focal point of conversation. The crocodile or elephant figurine emerges playfully inside the transparent structure, inviting curiosity and admiration. It is an object that unites practical use with a sculptural presence, a rare balance of everyday function and collectible design.

A coordinated collection

The Baldereschi x Ichendorf Savannah Bottle pairs naturally with other creations from the Ichendorf Savannah collection, as well as with Animal Farm collection, the Ichendorf tumblers and glasses collection, and the Marine Garden collection. Together, they form a lively and imaginative table setting where glass becomes the medium of storytelling.

Wild elegance in glass: a collectible icon

Admired internationally, the Savannah Bottle appeals to collectors, design enthusiasts, and anyone who values originality in tableware. It is not just a container, but a design object that bridges art and utility. The Ichendorf Savannah Bottle is a reminder that even the simplest gestures, pouring water or wine, can be elevated into experiences of creativity and joy.