Set of 3 Mexican Hand Blown Cactus Stem Margarita Glasses Blown Heavy Barware

A set of 3 hand-blown margarita glasses with the playful cactus-stem detail collectors of Mexican folk glassware love - each stem is pulled and shaped by hand into a small saguaro cactus in bright green glass, arms and all, standing in for a plain stem under a wide, generously flared clear bowl. Small variations in arm placement and the bowl's gentle waviness are hallmarks of the hand-blown process, not flaws.  Attributed to the Mexican folk glass tradition on the strength of the hand-blown construction, visible tool marks, and tiny trapped bubbles in the glass. Worth saying plainly: these are noticeably heavier in the hand (confirmed, not judged from photos) than the machine-made Libbey cactus-stem margaritas of similar silhouette - exactly what you would expect from hand-blown rather than pressed production. A specific workshop is not confirmed, so treat this as a style attribution, not a maker credit.  Condition: Gently used, vintage condition. No chips or cracks. The small bubbles and slight asymmetry of hand-blown glass are present throughout and are original to how these were made, not damage.  - Maker: Unconfirmed (Mexican folk glass tradition) - Form: Margarita glasses, cactus-form stem - Quantity: Set of 3 (sold as one lot) - Size: wide flared bowl, approx. 4in dia, 6in tall - Marks: None - Era: Vintage, era unconfirmed  For margarita night, or just to make the bar cart smile.