| Set of 2 | Filigrana Hand-Blown Murano Glass Bowls

| Set of 2 | Filigrana Hand-Blown Murano Glass BowlsF&M Ballarins Filigrana collection takes its name from the technique used one thats been circulating around workshops in Murano for approximately 500 years. Different coloured glass rods are placed on a baking stone and heated until they all stick together (usually at around 700 degrees). Then, with a metal tube, theyre pulled and rolled until they form a cylinder. Several firings follow, ensuring the end result is able to be manipulated into place by

Yali's Fiori Conico vase is handcrafted by Murano maestros using the Costa Dritta technique to create an artistic ribbed design on the glass exterior

The blue plaid 2-ply blanket makes the perfect travel companion for globetrotters

Italian artisans cover the wooden structure in leather

The 352 vase from the Ritzen series is a striking example of the sgraffito glaze-scratching technique pioneered by Bollhagen in the 1930s

but often reference the Buddhist temples

The vase is perfected with carving and polishing methods to achieve unique light reflection and colour variations

This sugar bowl is crafted

Hammered feet and a love-worn

it has a distinctive

tactile handle

Aldo Londi’s designs for Bitossi are carefully thought out from start to finish

This handwoven cushion honours history