In silence, a breath shapes molten glass — drawn from tradition, held in motion.
Each piece is born from design sketches created in Venice and then embodied with a traditional technique of tube glassblowing in the heart of Italy, where form is guided not by machines, but by meticulous craftsmanship of a glass maker making every piece a unique hand-crafted story.
Natural colour pigments melt into the glass while it’s still fluid with heat — not painted over but created already in gentle shades inspired by Italian nature.

Then comes stillness. In the cold stage, water and time shape the final forms of a glass piece . Edges are softened. Curves are clarified. A surface gets its form of Puro, Plisse or Torse - unique finishes that you can feel by touch and see through light reflections.
The handcrafted quality requires time and patience.
To achieve one perfect piece, as many as 80% are usually being rejected during quality control. What remains is rare.
The shape of time, of tradition, of intention — distilled into an object that now lives with you. Not as decoration, but as reflection.