Nason Moretti – Idra Glasses (Set of 6)

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Nason Moretti Idra Glasses (Set of 6)

Since forever, Nason Moretti has proved itself attentive towards the evolution of the table and the way of living it, without giving up beauty, creativity and authenticity, which derive from skilled pencils that are always ready to embrace new trends, in full compliance with traditions. This water glass is an example of this artistic philosophy. Idra is a basic product made unique by color and texture. A glass that harks to the traditions of Murano, but that can be also used to brighten up and customize the daily table. The set of 6 glasses of different texture are all handblown in Murano and dishwasher safe.

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Color: Air Force Blue/Orange

Dimensions: 4” h x 3.5” diam.

Beauty, Every day. It’s our Story. NasonMoretti Idra Glasses

NasonMoretti was born in 1925, in a period of great success for Italian visual arts. NasonMoretti was groundbreaking compared with the emerging artistic trends, with the creation of chalices and glasses, that become the undisputed benchmark for the Venetian “art of the table”: it has lain the tables of the most prestigious lineages but also those of the everyday life with a taste for refinement.

NasonMoretti’s peculiarity is its ability to represent a cultural avantgarde, able to pick up influences and contaminations typical of the world of art and design. This characteristic has promoted numerous collaborations with famous Italian and foreign fashion brands such as Valentino, Giorgio Armani, Bottega Veneta and Hermes, but also exclusive clubs in London, royalties and the Quirinale, proclaiming NasonMoretti’s fame by virtue of simplicity, which has marked this family brand for 100 years.

“During these first 100 years, our blows and breaths have been numerous, but they have encouraged only one passion: since forever our passion, together with that of our fathers, was warmed up by the fire of the crucibles and has expressed itself in the elegance and fragility of Venetian glass, by virtue of a calling to research and formal experimentation that moves with the times.” Cit. Umberto Nason.

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