Canova Hand-Blown Murano Glass Tumbler

Canova Hand-Blown Murano Glass TumblerMurano studio NasonMoretti has been creating beautiful glassware for almost a century. The Canova utilises filigrana a technique dating back to the 16th century in which fine glass rods are superimposed, intertwined and fused before the piece is blown and hand finished. A one of a kind piece.

revealing an abstract and vibrant depiction of the Hamsa symbol — an amulet significant in North African traditions

designed by Andrée Putman and defined by thick

This smart vintage glass and silver-plated cocktail shaker was made by the renowned firm in the 1940s

rare for being solid silver rather than plated

Visconti kneads and shapes every piece by hand in her Milan studio

Originally inspired by a design by architect Josef Hoffmann for a silk fabric around 1910

Their vibrant outers contrast beautifully with their gold linings

each heart is unique and shows variations linked to the technique of the individual master

His son Carl II designed it in the 1950s and successive generations still craft it by hand at the original Vienna atelier

The petal-shaped edges of this serving dish are inspired by 17th century French dinnerware

the 100% vegetable wax Fancy candle is mouth-blown and hand-finished from Murano glass

Each candelabra has seven rings designed for elegant slimline candles