Lidia Hand-Blown Murano Glass Bowl

Lidia Hand-Blown Murano Glass BowlNasonMorettis Lidia collection came from Umberto Nason, who had the lightbulb moment to apply reverse layered glass coloured on the inside and milky white on the outside to simple, Scandinavian inspired shapes, as seen with this Murano glass bowl. Due to its 1950s launch, it played a key role in bucking the baroque trend that was taking hold in Murano at the time so much so that a few years later, in 1955, it won the Compasso dOro award.

Originally designed in 1960

The box opens to reveal a twin compartment with a match striker and ashtray - a characterful addition to any home office

Perfect for serving side salads or desserts

featuring ten chartreuse green glasses with clear stems

The chrome-plated brass lid and spoon are embellished with heat-strengthened bamboo root

but that isn’t the case for these small plates by Lee Song-am – instead

a maestro in Murano utilises the 15th-century mano volante (flying hand) technique

Perla Valtierra’s handmade side plate is hand-thrown

this tumbler is hand-engraved with an intricately detailed pterodactyl motif

Bzzwax & Co’s basic ribbed candles have great air purifying qualities

Illustrator Wilhelm Kage was appointed creative director of storied Swedish porcelain brand Gustavsberg in 1917 and during his tenure he created the dintinctive Argenta tableware series

the 100% vegetable wax Fancy candle is mouth-blown and hand-finished from Murano glass