NasonMoretti Archive Revival 1965 Hand-Blown Murano Glass Highball
$132
Carlo Moretti Bora Hand-Blown Murano Glass Tumbler
$150
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Mouth-blown from Murano crystal glass, the Bora glass features organic motifs that are created by applying heat on murrina, rods, speckles and streaks in transparent and opaque variations. Truly one of a kind, its palette nods to the founding brothers’ penchant for colours inspired by their birthplace of Venice.
Product ID: 2200806019
View more from: Carlo Moretti / Tumblers & highballs
Other colours
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Mouth-blown from Murano crystal glass, the Bora glass features organic motifs that are created by applying heat on murrina, rods, speckles and streaks in transparent and opaque variations. Truly one of a kind, its palette nods to the founding brothers’ penchant for colours inspired by their birthplace of Venice.
Product ID: 2200806019
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.