Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur Glass

Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur GlassWhile beauty is often associated with perfect symmetry, this liqueur glass by Carlo Moretti makes a case for the complete opposite. Instead of adhering to expectations, it features off kilter proportions that give the illusion of a melting bowl and stem. Its part of a collection from 1986, mouth blown in Murano and finished by hand.

It’ll make an occasion of filing the cards away post-games night

Astier de Villatte’s Opéra candle is developed by perfumer Françoise Caron

parched wood

Green Wolf Studio’s cordless blown-glass lamps by designer Paola Petrobelli are individually hand-worked at a workshop in Murano

This tan leather photo album is handmade in the brand’s workshop in Wiltshire

The core characteristics of this style are unique surface patterns and a pale green hue – attributes that can be seen in these plates

Each design is hand-thrown

each of these cocktail napkins is hand-stitched with a teal-coloured palm tree

Housed in a special box crafted from paper and rice

As well as being an eye-catching object to have around the house or office

Murano maestros use a 13th-century lampworking technique

with a naturally honeyed fragrance