Fazzoletto a Canne Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (11in/28.5cm)

Fazzoletto a Canne Hand-Blown Murano Glass Vase (11in/28.5cm)The Fazzoletto vase is one of the first works designed by Fulvio Bianconi for Venini in 1948. To achieve its sweeping form, a maestro in Murano utilises the 15th century mano volante (flying hand) technique, where soft moulds are spun around to form the silhouette of a handkerchief swaying in the breeze. Only one glassmaster can perform this gesture, making each creation a true wonder of the world.

this olive wood cheese set includes a cheese knife designed to cut through all varieties

It’s wheel-thrown with a silky surface from where this exclusive ash glaze has run during the firing

Lap up the playfulness it brings to dinnertime

The 60x84cm design can be framed and appreciated as a one-of-a-kind artwork

Rivere’s leather frames make a smart

The sunshine-yellow colourway

The 69x84cm design can be framed and appreciated as a one-of-a-kind artwork

Giobagnara’s Marea lidded basket is fully covered in brown-toned and genuine calfskin leather

Every whimsical Ginori plate represents hours in the Doccia factory

and is still made today at the Vienna atelier using antique moulds

The uncoated calfskin leather strip improves with every use – so be sure to keep it at hand

it’s an eye-catching way to serve centerpieces or family-style courses