Fazzoletto Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (14.5in/37cm)

Fazzoletto Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (14.5in/37cm)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.

This beautiful display of craftsmanship makes them a conversation starter for the dining table

It’s embroidered entirely by hand over the course of two to three weeks and complete with a tonal zipper

Hammann’s manicure set

Coasters of varying sizes are a must when hosting

where designs are intended to be an extension of their maker’s mood that day

from the stopper to the bowl and stem

The Zigzag napkin features an intricate design that’s influenced by vintage Portuguese weaving and cross stitch

making it ideal for precise measurements - a must-have for artists

while a softly scalloped exterior complements the milky white ceramic

as well as its glamour

It includes clay poker chips

it shows the timeless graphic lines that make Wingen pieces so distinctive