Sudpsuez D’Ascoli Donatello Glasses, Ruby (Set of 6)
$199.00
Description
D’Ascoli x Cabana
The Donatello 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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The D'Ascoli x Trompe L’Oeil collection is inspired by Renzo Mongiardino and the home he created in Milan for the mother of founder Martina Mondadori. The Master adored “trompe l’oeil,” the visual technique of fooling the eye with decorative painting that creates the illusion of different materials. Two themes Mongiardino returned to again and again were Marquetry - inlaid wood veneers, and Pietra Dura - inlaid stones. For Cabana, D’Ascoli has created a sumptuous layering of faux bois marquetry and faux marbre pietra dura effects printed on linen and on hand-spun, hand-woven cotton with hand embroidery.
