Catalog · Glass & Candle Vessels

Glass that holds the light.

Candle vessels for co-packers, hurricanes and cloches, vases, apothecary jars, tumblers, cake domes and decanters — hand-blown and pressed in soda-lime and borosilicate glass. Clear, colored, frosted, cut or seeded, developed to your mold and finish.

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Glassblower shaping molten glass at the furnace in the Gemixx Firozabad glass factory

The Category

Vessels blown and pressed by hand.

Glass is where a filler, a spirits brand or a décor line finds its shape. We produce candle vessels and jars built for fragranced fills, hurricanes and cloches that frame a flame, plus vases, apothecary jars, tumblers, cake domes and decanters — in soda-lime and borosilicate, hand-blown for character or pressed for consistency.

Clear, colored, frosted, cut or seeded; embossed, etched or printed to your artwork. We develop from a sketch, a sample or a reference, prototype the mold, and hold the finish across every run so your fill line and your shelf stay consistent.

Soda-lime & borosilicate; hand-blown or pressed
Clear, colored, frosted, cut & seeded finishes
Vessels sized for candle fillers, co-packers & spirits brands
Private label — embossed, etched or printed to your artwork

Made in our Firozabad glass factory.

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Production lead time: 40–60 days after sample approval.

The Range

What you can build with us.

Every form below is developed to your artwork from a sketch, a sample or a reference — blown or pressed in our Firozabad glass factory, in clear, colored, frosted, cut or seeded finishes.

Green glass candle vessel with an etched white botanical pattern

Candle Vessels & Jars

Straight-sided and tapered vessels for fragranced fills, wax adhesion and co-packing — etched, frosted or clear.

Green hand-blown glass hurricane on a candle plate with a loop handle

Hurricanes & Cloches

Blown hurricanes and bell cloches that shelter a flame or display an object.

Pale blue and white speckled hand-blown glass vase

Vases

Bud, bottle and stem vases in clear, frosted, seeded and colored glass.

Amber ribbed hand-blown glass vase with a squat silhouette

Colored & Ribbed Glass

Optic-ribbed and colored glass forms in amber, green, blue and smoke.

Set of three teal-and-amber glass taper candle holders

Candle & Taper Holders

Two-tone blown-glass taper holders and candlesticks in graduated heights.

Pair of clear glass hurricanes with a printed Christmas-tree and tartan motif

Seasonal & Printed Glass

Printed and decal motifs on hurricanes, tumblers and vessels for seasonal ranges.

Have a design in mind?

Send a sketch, a render or a competitor sample. We cut the mold and prototype in your chosen glass and finish for sign-off.

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Good to Know

Glass questions, answered.

After sample approval, 40–60 days for this category. Sampling is quoted separately.

Every piece is made in our own Firozabad glass factory — India's historic glassmaking city — brought under the Gemixx umbrella so we control the melt, the mold and the finishing. We are the manufacturer, not a broker: your program runs on our furnaces, coordinated from our New Delhi HQ.

Soda-lime for most candle and décor work, borosilicate where thermal shock matters. Finishes include clear, colored, frosted, cut and seeded, with embossing, etching or printing to your artwork. We size vessels for wax adhesion and safe burn so your fill line runs clean.

MOQs depend on whether a piece uses an existing mold or a new one, plus the finish. Because we own the factory we can scale from a focused capsule to high-volume co-packing programs — share your target vessels and volumes and we'll confirm in your quote.

Absolutely. Most of our 250+ partner brands manufacture under their own private labels with custom molds, embossing and packaging. We never compete with our clients at retail.

Borosilicate is a glass made with boron trioxide, which gives it a very low thermal-expansion coefficient — so it resists cracking from sudden temperature changes and takes hot and cold liquids without stress. That thermal-shock resistance, plus its clarity, is why we use it for double-wall mugs, French presses and everyday drinkware.

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