Massimo Lunardon – Emperor Fish Carafe

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Massimo Lunardon – Emperor Fish Carafe

Create an aquarium on your table top with the Massimo Lunardon – Emperor Fish Carafe. This clear, hand-blown glass fish carafe has light blue and olive-green stripes with red lips.

What a fun way to serve wine, water or any favorite beverage to your guests!

Dimensions:

Diameter 4 1/3″ X 10 2/3″ Height

All Massimo Lunardon glassware is hand-blown using borosilicated glass and lamp-worked. This type of glass is known for its superior durability and resistance to thermal stress.

NOTE: Handle with care as all glass is breakable. DO NOT heat on the stovetop or in the oven.

How to care for your Massimo Lunardon  – Emperor Fish Carafe:

If ice water is desired, place ice cubes in your glasses first and then fill them with water or sparkling water from your carafe. The Carafe is also washable in the dishwasher.

Massimo Lunardon – Emperor Fish Carafe

General care instructions for Massimo Lunardon glassware:

Washable in the dishwasher and usable in the microwave.

About the company:

Since forming his company in 1996, the Italian glass artist, Massimo Lunardon, has created a myriad of functional and decorative glass objects. The artist’s sense of humor, limitless imagination and technical prowess are evident in his work. Established on the site of a former dairy in San Giorgio di Perla outside Vicenza, Italy, Lunardon’s workshop is a space respectful of its architectural history and local natural surroundings. A master glass-blower, Lunardon, continually looks to push the boundaries of glass-blowing as a solo artist and collaboratively with other artists, designers and poets.

All Massimo Lunardon glasses are mindfully produced using raw materials of quality with nominal waste and minimal impact on the environment.

Malbi Décor is pleased to offer you an array of Massimo Lunardon glass products including a martini glass, made specifically for our shop and unavailable elsewhere.

If you would like to learn more about the Italian glass artist Massimo Lunardon and his unique way of hand-blowing glasses click here, or check out the video below: