NasonMoretti Archive Revival 1965 Hand-Blown Murano Glass Highball
$118
Yali Glass Venexia Hand-Blown Murano Glass Medium Highball
$110
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Designed by founder Marie-Rose Kahane, Yali's featherlight Venexia highball tumbler has a clean, modern hexagonal form. Ideal for serving long drinks, the glass has small air bubbles and subtle markings which are visible to celebrate the handmade nature of Venetian glassmaking.
Product ID: 2205201011
View more from: Yali Glass / Tumblers & highballs
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Designed by founder Marie-Rose Kahane, Yali's featherlight Venexia highball tumbler has a clean, modern hexagonal form. Ideal for serving long drinks, the glass has small air bubbles and subtle markings which are visible to celebrate the handmade nature of Venetian glassmaking.
Product ID: 2205201011
View more from: Yali Glass / Tumblers & highballs
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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.
