These playful Wine Glasses from 'Luna & Curious' turns wine into a musical instrument. Depending on how much you fill up the glass it will play a different note. The cups are marked to indicate the level that has to be poured in to play each note. In order to activate the sound, you have to run your finger along the rim of the glass.
This set of twelve glasses are made to play an entire piano octave and are created out of Austrian crytsal, which produces the crisp sound. This is a fun way to add some life to any cocktail party, and it is also ideal for the music adventurer who likes to experiment with different instruments.
The Wine Glass is sure to make for a great conversation piece, as well as a funky gift idea.
Sound-Producing Cups
The Musical Glasses from 'Luna & Curious' Turns Wine into Instruments
Trend Themes
1. Musical Glasses - Using glasses as musical instruments provides an opportunity for creating innovative and interactive experiences.
2. Wine-related Music - Exploring the connection between wine and music opens up possibilities for unique sensory experiences and marketing strategies.
3. Cocktail Party Entertainment - Integrating sound-producing cups into social gatherings offers an opportunity to enhance the entertainment value of cocktail parties.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - The entertainment industry can explore collaborations with innovative manufacturers of sound-producing cups to create novel musical experiences.
2. Music - The music industry can tap into the trend of using unconventional objects, like wine glasses, as musical instruments to invent new soundscapes.
3. Hospitality - Hotels, bars, and restaurants can incorporate musical glasses into their offerings to attract customers looking for unique experiences and entertainment.