Kosta Boda Jomo Old Fashioned Glass

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The Kosta Boda Jomo Old Fashioned Glass is all sculptural gesture and Scandinavian cool—crystal clarity punctuated by a bold, fluted base that feels like modernist architecture for your bar cart. Nina Christensen’s vision lends each glass a certain gravitas, the ridged lines swirling confidently beneath a smooth, substantial bowl. It’s the kind of object that quietly insists on its own place at the table, its weight in the hand telegraphing heft and presence without an ounce of fussiness. From the first glance, the Jomo turns the nightly drink ritual into something practically ceremonial, its artistry catching the light—and attention—at any hour.

In terms of wearability (but make it lifestyle), the Jomo proves quietly reliable: its 10.1-ounce capacity holds everything from an old fashioned done right to a nonchalant Negroni or even your morning iced coffee, if that’s the mood. The 3.9-inch height is neither too delicate nor overbuilt—it feels tailored, almost intimate in its proportions, and the thick, fluted base makes gripping easy, steadying both the hand and the drink inside. Layer it into any glassware mix, and it shifts seamlessly from cocktail hour to intimate dinner, adapting to everything from moody, candlelit settings to bright, minimal brunches. Kosta Boda is a name synonymous with artful glass, and with Jomo, you get that rare intersection of utility and unapologetic style—think less traditional barware, more objet d’art to love in daily rotation.