Kim Pan-ki Celadon Scalloped Serving Bowl
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Yali Glass Vegas Costa Hand-Blown Murano Glass Bowl
$1,500
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Designed by Felicity Menadue, Yali Glass’ Vegas Costa bowl features a unique surface texture that’s achieved with the costa dritta technique. An iron drop mold is used, resulting in defined ridges in the thick, molten glass. Why not use it as a vide poche for sweet treats and nibbles? Its playful, jelly-like form is sure to be the start of endless conversations.
Product ID: 2205052003
View more from: Yali Glass / Serving bowls
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Designed by Felicity Menadue, Yali Glass’ Vegas Costa bowl features a unique surface texture that’s achieved with the costa dritta technique. An iron drop mold is used, resulting in defined ridges in the thick, molten glass. Why not use it as a vide poche for sweet treats and nibbles? Its playful, jelly-like form is sure to be the start of endless conversations.
Product ID: 2205052003
View more from: Yali Glass / Serving bowls
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Meet the Maker:
Yali Glass
Marie-Rose's Yali glassware is made in the heart of Murano using mouth-blown 13th-century techniques; from glassblowing, to shaping and cutting glass with scissor-like tagianti. Her pieces reference the Renaissance period to the contemporary work of Carlo Scarpa.
