Mosso Miele Hand-Blown Murano Glass Tumbler

Mosso Miele Hand-Blown Murano Glass TumblerPreserving age old Murano crafting traditions, Mosso Miele tumbler by Micheluzzi Glass is characterised by an organic, curved rim and fluid shape. The tumbler is mouth blown and manipulated whilst molten to achieve a unique form, with slight variations that mean no two are exactly alike. Each piece is signed by the glassmaker.

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