Gluckigluck: Matt Collection

Karaffe Special Edition sand XL 1.20 l

A soft glug that suddenly has everyone listening

It often starts quietly – someone pours water, and suddenly the whole table turns. The Gluckigluck Carafe Special Edition Sand XL with a 1.2 litre capacity is exactly that kind of moment. Crafted from ceramic, it comes in a soft matte sand tone that feels warm and understated. Its iconic fish shape is more than design – it gives the piece its personality. As you pour, it produces the signature glugging sound – charming, unexpected, and rooted in British design heritage. With its generous size, it works perfectly as a water jug, for juices, or even as a vase for relaxed floral arrangements. Each piece is handmade in England, meaning slight variations in glaze, shape or surface may occur – small imperfections that make every carafe unique.

Somewhere between tableware and statement piece

The Gluggle Jug has long become more than just a carafe. It moves effortlessly between function and décor. On the table, it adds a sense of ease and lightness; on a shelf, it becomes a quiet focal point. The matte finish of the Matt Collection enhances this effect – subtle, modern, and calm until it’s in use. Whether for everyday moments or when hosting, it brings that balance of purpose and atmosphere you can’t quite plan, but instantly feel.

A story that quietly stays

The original comes from England and is still produced by the Gluggle Jug Factory Ltd. Its popularity grew notably in 1958 when versions bearing royal insignia were presented to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Since then, it has become a true design classic. Its origins trace back to Thomas Forester, a name closely tied to British ceramic tradition. This piece carries that legacy forward – without ever needing to say it out loud.

For tables that tell a little more

Whether used as a water carafe, decorative vase or simply as an object with character, the Gluckigluck XL in sand adapts beautifully. It pairs effortlessly with natural materials, soft tones or intentional contrasts. It’s not a piece that demands attention – but one you keep noticing. And perhaps that’s exactly why it stays. Discover it in other colours and editions too – each with its own subtle voice.