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Non-Euclidean Tourist Hurricane Glasses Set - by Horror In Clay

aka. Gilman House Hurricane, Pickman's Cove Hurricane, The Shores of Carcossa Hurricane, Norman's Woe Hurricane

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Non-Euclidean Tourist Hurricane Glasses Set - by Horror In Clay

aka Gilman House Hurricane, Pickman's Cove Hurricane, The Shores of Carcossa Hurricane, Norman's Woe Hurricane in 1 collection

From Horror In Clay:

"The family is well here in Lalotai, our den of monsters in Atlanta. I'm not going to lie, I've been going a little stir crazy (like...stirring cocktails?). I've been dreaming of getting out and hitting the road and since I'm working on the new mug collection I started thinking about all the other places we've visited together, faithful collector. We got the Cthulhu tiki mug in Boston at Pickman's Cove, then jetted to the Gilman House in Innsmouth, then bounced to the Shores of Carcosa in Portland, OR for a late night meal of Chinese and madness. Our next stop takes us back to the shipwrecked New England coast to a little bar and inn called "Norman's Woe". For April Fool's release, which I try not to take too seriously, I thought a tourist glass with all these logos would be fun. Allison and I LOVE our New Orleans cocktails - hurricanes and handgrenades and sazaracs oh my...and I just discovered these interestingly shaped lead-free crystal hurricane glasses."