By connecting two conical volumes, the designer Keiji Tackeuchi creates towers of stacked glasses on a jug: a vertical development that reminds the skyscrapers in Manhattan.

The collection is composed by a jug in two measures (50 cl and 75 cl) in clear and in four colors combination and by a glass in clear and in six colors. Realized with borosilicate, handmade and lampworked glass.

Glass vases characterized by a simple line. Everything starts from a cylinder: a little cut on the top creates an opening which is slowly discomposed with a flame by the glass masters, in order to create two elements which, together, create an invitation, waiting for a flower to be placed in it.

Designed by Denis Guidone.

Material: handmade and lampworked borosilicate glass. 

Three sizes available.

By connecting two conical volumes, the designer Keiji Tackeuchi creates towers of stacked glasses on a jug: a vertical development that reminds the skyscrapers in Manhattan.

The collection is composed by a jug in two measures (50 cl and 75 cl) in clear and in four colors combination and by a glass in clear and in six colors. Realized with borosilicate, handmade and lampworked glass.

Glass vases characterized by a simple line. Everything starts from a cylinder: a little cut on the top creates an opening which is slowly discomposed with a flame by the glass masters, in order to create two elements which, together, create an invitation, waiting for a flower to be placed in it.

Designed by Denis Guidone.

Material: handmade and lampworked borosilicate glass. 

Three sizes available.

By connecting two conical volumes, the designer Keiji Tackeuchi creates towers of stacked glasses on a jug: a vertical development that reminds the skyscrapers in Manhattan.

The collection is composed by a jug in two measures (50 cl and 75 cl) in clear and in four colors combination and by a glass in clear and in six colors. Realized with borosilicate, handmade and lampworked glass.

Glass vases characterized by a simple line. Everything starts from a cylinder: a little cut on the top creates an opening which is slowly discomposed with a flame by the glass masters, in order to create two elements which, together, create an invitation, waiting for a flower to be placed in it.

Designed by Denis Guidone.

Material: handmade and lampworked borosilicate glass. 

Three sizes available.

By connecting two conical volumes, the designer Keiji Tackeuchi creates towers of stacked glasses on a jug: a vertical development that reminds the skyscrapers in Manhattan.

The collection is composed by a jug in two measures (50 cl and 75 cl) in clear and in four colors combination and by a glass in clear and in six colors. Realized with borosilicate, handmade and lampworked glass.