Bubbles behave according to the glass they are in: a narrow bowl holds them longer, a wide one lets them go. The Natalia Champagne Glass takes the collection's tulip shape and draws it tall and slim, which keeps a pour lively from the toast through the first course. The etched pattern is cut into Italian glass by hand, and glass of this clarity carries the cutting without clouding it, giving the stemware a texture that reads from across a room. Seven ounces is a true pour of sparkling wine rather than a token one. Handmade in Italy and at home on a New Year's table, at a wedding reception or on a Tuesday that happened to go well, it is a registry piece people actually use rather than store.