NasonMoretti Archive Revival 1965 Hand-Blown Murano Glass Highball
$132
Carlo Moretti Pirus Hand-Blown Murano Glass Tumbler
$138
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To create the two-tone design of the Pirus tumbler, Carlo Moretti layers three types of glass: coloured opaque, clear crystal and coloured crystal. It's mouth-blown in Murano glass and hand-finished to the smallest detail, resulting in a fun and playful addition to morning pours and midday refreshments.
Product ID: 2200801053
View more from: Carlo Moretti / Tumblers & highballs
Other colours
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To create the two-tone design of the Pirus tumbler, Carlo Moretti layers three types of glass: coloured opaque, clear crystal and coloured crystal. It's mouth-blown in Murano glass and hand-finished to the smallest detail, resulting in a fun and playful addition to morning pours and midday refreshments.
Product ID: 2200801053
View more from: Carlo Moretti / Tumblers & highballs
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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.