Carlo Moretti - Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur Glass - ABASK
Carlo Moretti - Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur Glass - ABASK
Carlo Moretti - Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur Glass - ABASK
Carlo Moretti - Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur Glass - ABASK

Carlo Moretti Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur Glass

£104
Carlo Moretti - Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur Glass - ABASK

Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur Glass14cm (h) x 4.5cm (d) / 5.5" (h) x 1.8" (d)

£104
Carlo Moretti - Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Glass Champagne Flute - ABASK

Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Glass Champagne Flute21cm (h) x 5cm (d) / 8.2" (h) x 2.0" (d)

£104
Carlo Moretti - Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Wine Glass - ABASK

Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Wine Glass17cm (h) x 6cm (d) / 6.6" (h) x 2.3" (d)

£104

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Carlo Moretti - Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Water Glass - ABASK

Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Water Glass19.5cm (h) x 7cm (d) / 7.6" (h) x 2.7" (d)

£104
While 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. It’s part of a collection from 1986, mouth-blown in Murano and finished by hand.

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While 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. It’s part of a collection from 1986, mouth-blown in Murano and finished by hand.

View more from: Carlo Moretti / Martini & spirit glasses

Carlo Moretti Asymmetric Hand-Blown Murano Liqueur Glass

£104

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Meet the Maker:

Carlo Moretti

Murano-born brothers, Carlo and Giovanni Moretti set out to experiment with innovative glassware designs, colours, and materials in 1958. Home to the Venetian lagoon, the pair use their birthplace as a constant source of colour and design inspiration. Every piece of glass is individually mouth-blown and numbered by glassmakers in the Murano factory, making each object a one-of-a-kind collector’s item.