Sono stati trovati 250 prodotti corrispondenti alla tua ricerca per ichendorf in 6 negozi:

Six tumblers are united by multicoloured illustrations of seabed corals on their surfaces in Alessandra Baldereschi's 'Coral Reef' collection for Ichendorf Milano. Lampworked and hand-made from borosilicate glass, the tumblers are an easy step into the chromatic vividness of a submerged world.

Dimensioni: Ø14xH21 cm

Designed by Mist-o for Ichendorf Milano, the 'Tutu' series brings together a series of lampworked and hand-made goblets, flutes and bowls. The 'Tutu' wine glass is presented in a set of six, with each borosilicate piece featuring a distinct expanding base in place of a traditional stem, which was born from Mist-o's memory of a ballerina's tutu.

Looking to Japanese functionality as a source of inspiration, Italian designer Pietro Russo's 'Wabi Sabi' tea pot for Ichendorf combines practicality with cutting-edge hand-blown glassware. Cut from high quality borosilicate glass using lampworking technique, this pot plays with a flattened dome silhouette, and will elevate even the most informal tea-making process into a ceremonial affair.

Distinct for its sharp lines, Ichendorf Milano's 'Parigi' collection of glasses stands out for its crisp profiles and clean cut aesthetic. Blown and operated automatically, these six dishwasher safe stemmed wine glasses are suited to both formal and casual setups alike.

Designed by Marco Sironi, the ‘Piuma’ tableware features an entirely transparent design that perfectly showcases the high quality of Ichendorf Milano’s Italian craftsmanship. As its name indicates (it means feather in Italian), ‘Piuma’ is a light and elegant range. We particularly like its teacups and coffee cups, sugar bowl and scoop, and milk jug.

Designed by Marco Sironi, the ‘Piuma’ tableware features an entirely transparent design that perfectly showcases the high quality of Ichendorf Milano’s Italian craftsmanship. As its name indicates (it means feather in Italian), ‘Piuma’ is a light and elegant range. We particularly like its teacups and coffee cups, sugar bowl and scoop, and milk jug.

Designed by Mist-o for Ichendorf Milano, the 'Tutu' series brings together a series of lampworked and hand-made goblets, flutes and bowls. The 'Tutu' flute is presented in a set of six, with each borosilicate piece featuring a distinct expanding base in place of a traditional stem, which was born from Mist-o's memory of a ballerina's tutu.

Taken from the 'Cha No Yu' collection designed by Denis Guidone for Ichendorf Milano, this teapot is inspired by Japanese tea ceremonies. Wholly constructed from clear, heat-proof borosilicate glass and featuring a built-in filter, the teapot's transparency allows users to maintain control of the water's infusion with loose tea leaves.

Conceived by Italian designer Cristina Celestino for Ichendorf Milano, the spherical 'Bouquet' jug is hand-blown in Italy by Ichendorf Milano’s skilled craftsmen. The pared-down design is remarkable in its duality. It works in both the traditional sense, for serving beverages, but can also be used as a means display minimalist flower arrangements, an area in which Celestino has excelled.

Designed by Forti and Di Loreto for Ichendorf Milano, the 'Deco' series is notable for its use of a borosilicate glass that has been created using a unique glass-blowing craft technique. Scratch proof, acid resistant and thermal shock resistant, each piece in this set of six glasses is handcrafted, resulting in a truly unique collection.

Designed by Mist-o for Ichendorf Milano, the 'Tutu' series brings together a series of lampworked and hand-made goblets, flutes and bowls. The 'Tutu' wine glass is presented in a set of six, with each borosilicate piece featuring a distinct expanding base in place of a traditional stem, which was born from Mist-o's memory of a ballerina's tutu.

Featuring a stacked arrangement of discs, this eye-catching collection was designed by Corrado Dotti for Ichendorf Milano. A sculptural re-interpretation of the ubiquitous plastic bottle, the totem-like pieces are handmade in Italy from borosilicate glass. The ‘Rings’ collection includes water and wine glasses, a jug, as well as these double-walled oil dispensers.

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Conspicuous for a distinct cheerfulness that permeates each piece in the collection, the 'Botanica' series by Alessandra Baldereschi for Ichendorf Milano is brought to life by the Italian designer's imagination of flowers in a spectrum of colors. Here, a family of single stems in series of arrangements appear as a lively stems across six glasses for an almost sculptural presence. The result is a memorable set suited to both formal and non-formal environments, and one that can be paired with other glassware pieces from this collection.

La tazza ALICE fatta a mano sorprende con un giocoso fungo sul manico. L'affascinante compagno rende ogni pausa tè o caffè un momento speciale.

Designed by Marco Sironi for Ichendorf Milano, the ‘Cilindro’ is a simple wine glass blown from clear fine crystal. Almost tumbler-like in its shape and size, the cylindrical glass is easy to store and is presented in a set of four.

Designed by Mist-o for Ichendorf Milano, the 'Tutu' series brings together a series of lampworked and hand-made goblets, flutes and bowls. The 'Tutu' clear bowl is presented in a set of six, with each borosilicate piece featuring a distinct expanding base that was born from Mist-o's memory of a ballerina's tutu.