Murano

There’s not a single item among the objects created by Giberto Arrivabene that isn’t the result of skilled and meticulous craftsmanship.

Each piece derives from a watercolour sketch made by Giberto on tracing paper:

“When I see something that inspires me, or an object that I like, I sketch and rework it – then move on to the realization of it.”

The glass, the main material in the collections, is worked exclusively in Murano. Each glass, each specific object, is blown by master glassmakers in the Venetian furnaces.

Giberto takes his watercolours to discuss with them and refine the project, check its feasibility, and to make eventual changes.

Once the desired shape has been obtained, it’s time for the decorations.

They have the difficult task of assembling metal with glass, or fitting together, piece by piece, the different parts of each object designed by Giberto.

It is a work of great precision and meticulous care, that requires great skill and experience.

The semi-precious stones that decorate the glasses and the frames are from India.

Creativity, experience and skill – three fundamental elements employed to obtain products that are unique, irreplaceable and of refined beauty.