Sestiere Vases
Patricia Urquiola drew from two distinct Venetian traditions to conceive the Sestiere vases for Cassina: the centuries-old art of Murano glass-blowing, and the morise, the net-like cord technique historically used on the boats and bridges of the lagoon.
Each vase begins as a blown glass sphere, its form shaped by breath and accumulated skill. That volume is then enveloped in a lattice of cords decorated with the bold striped motif that defines the visual language of Venice's waterways. The outcome is a productive tension between the organic and the geometric, softness held within precise structure.
- Handcrafted Murano blown glass
- Morise cord construction using the traditional lagoon stripe pattern
- Vivid color palette rooted in Venetian craft heritage
- Designed by Patricia Urquiola for Cassina
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Sestiere Vases
Patricia Urquiola drew from two distinct Venetian traditions to conceive the Sestiere vases for Cassina: the centuries-old art of Murano glass-blowing, and the morise, the net-like cord technique historically used on the boats and bridges of the lagoon.
Each vase begins as a blown glass sphere, its form shaped by breath and accumulated skill. That volume is then enveloped in a lattice of cords decorated with the bold striped motif that defines the visual language of Venice's waterways. The outcome is a productive tension between the organic and the geometric, softness held within precise structure.
- Handcrafted Murano blown glass
- Morise cord construction using the traditional lagoon stripe pattern
- Vivid color palette rooted in Venetian craft heritage
- Designed by Patricia Urquiola for Cassina
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Patricia Urquiola drew from two distinct Venetian traditions to conceive the Sestiere vases for Cassina: the centuries-old art of Murano glass-blowing, and the morise, the net-like cord technique historically used on the boats and bridges of the lagoon.
Each vase begins as a blown glass sphere, its form shaped by breath and accumulated skill. That volume is then enveloped in a lattice of cords decorated with the bold striped motif that defines the visual language of Venice's waterways. The outcome is a productive tension between the organic and the geometric, softness held within precise structure.
- Handcrafted Murano blown glass
- Morise cord construction using the traditional lagoon stripe pattern
- Vivid color palette rooted in Venetian craft heritage
- Designed by Patricia Urquiola for Cassina
