Ichendorf Milano – Octave – Octagonal Water Glass
15,00 €
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A study in balance, clarity, and form. With its refined octagonal silhouette, this glass transforms an everyday object into a quiet design statement. The clean geometry catches and reflects the light, creating subtle plays of transparency that evolve throughout the day. Flame-worked from lightweight borosilicate glass, the piece embodies the harmony between delicate appearance and lasting durability. Its sculptural profile feels equally at home on a carefully curated dining table or as a standalone object within the interior. Designed by Valerio Sommella to elevate simple rituals, the Octave series is ideal for serving water, infused drinks, or fresh juices with understated elegance.
Details:
– Height: 8,5 cm
– Diameter: 8 cm
– Material: Borosilicate glass
– Color: Clear
– Handmade and flame-worked
– Produced by Ichendorf
Dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40°C recommended). Not suitable for boiling water, high temperatures, or microwave use.
Standard delivery: 3-7 DAYS
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Description
Ichendorf Milano – Octave – Octagonal Water Glass
The company history of Ichendorf began back in the early years of the twentieth century in a small town near Cologne, named Quadrath-Ichendorf. There, many master-glaziers used a mix of substance, among which was silica, to give shape to objects which met the refined taste of that period. Precious ornaments had the leading role in various tasteful collection up until 1950.
In those year, a very important change in taste was established: to favor clean shape and purity of material in order to gain a kind of transparency which has no imperfection.
Old form and adornment were abolished, in an endless search for new, popular and no longer exclusive appearances: the creation of modern designed objects began.
In 1990 Ichendorf Style Center moved and settled in Milan, a creative point of convergence, where artists and designer can guide the gesture of master-glaziers to the creation of light, swift forms, brought to life from a mark on a piece of paper, a creative idea, down to the manipulation of substances by the masters’ blow.
The great idea at the root of the productive philosophy of Ichendorf is the encounter of tradition and innovation, of ancient techniques and modern lines.
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