Levico is situated in the Trentino Alto Adige region of Northern Italy. Giorgio Morandi painted a scene depicting Levico’s landscapes in a post-impressionism lifestyle.
Giorgio Morandi was a famous still life Italian painter born in Bologna at the end of the 20th century. He painted using oil paints to create still life compositions with bottles, carafes, and everyday objects. As a painter herself, Valentina was inspired by Morandi to create a series of simple minimalist objects in hand blown glass, crafted for your everyday use.
Levico is made of one hundred percent recycled glass and is mouth blown by our artisans. Use Levico as a carafe, milk bottle, olive oil holder, bud vase, or recreate your own still life painting with several pieces such as Giorgio, Morandi, and Rotonda.
These are entirely made by hand and each creation is unique. Therefore, there may be a slight variation in color, texture, and size between each piece. On the base of each item, you can feel the pontil mark left by the glassblower’s cane. The presence of this mark indicates that the glass was blown freehand. This is the beauty of handmade.
• Hand-blown using only recycled glass.
• Approximately 22cm high and 6.5cm wide.
• Size & shape will vary (approximately 1cm-2cm) from piece to piece.
• Colored with all-natural pigments that will never fade, even in the dishwasher.
*Although most of the products are dishwasher safe, we do recommend that you wash them by hand to avoid scratches and to preserve their luster. All plaster and terracotta pieces are not suitable for use with water.