Sudpsuez D’Ascoli Donatello Flute Glasses, Turquoise (Set of 6)
$191.00
Description
D’Ascoli x Cabana
The Donatello Flute Glasses are crafted by artisans in India, exclusively for Cabana. These vivid paisley patterns in jewel-like colors will add a playful, yet sophisticated, twist to your table setting. They are best paired with the matching Donatello and Shaya glassware.
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