Fazzoletto Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (9.5in/24cm)

Fazzoletto Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (9.5in/24cm)The Fazzoletto vase is one of the first works designed by Fulvio Bianconi for Venini in 1948. To achieve its sweeping form, a maestro in Murano utilises the 15th century mano volante (flying hand) technique, where soft moulds are spun around to form the silhouette of a handkerchief swaying in the breeze. Only one glassmaster can perform this gesture, making each creation a true wonder of the world. Please note, colors may vary due to the handcrafted

by Ghisó for Dunhill in 2000

all of which once featured on the classic bentwood pantry boxes

including this metal box which is hand-painted with butterfly motifs fluttering across newspaper trimmings

This tablecloth is made in the US from overlocked linen with a merrowed edge

handcrafted in "buttercup" pastegrain leather with a silk lining

Handcrafted in iroko wood

That’s why the maker creates pieces – just like this pizza cutter – that are a delight both visually and functionally

The Milan-based studio melts various sized shards onto a transparent crystal base to create a playful

designed by Ora-Ito and inspired by nature – specifically gems

like the circular discs that form an orderly queue around the base

The sophisticated rectangular board is fitted with slots

Launched in the 1950s