Throughout history, glass has been mixed with sea sand and spread thanks to the Syrian Phoenicians through trade. 

One of the tools used in this industry is a blowing pipe to shape the molten glass mass stuck to the bottom of the pipe. The glassmaker shapes it by rotating it and blowing into it regularly. The Syrians are credited with inventing the blowing method for handmade glass production. 

All kinds of household utensils are made of glass, such as cups,  and jugs.