Knitwear from Brunello Cucinelli, René Caovilla boots, a limited-edition Penuts Smeg refrigerator and so much more on our radar this month. by Elisa Vallata, January 2021 GIBERTO VENEZIA – COCCODRILLO FRAME Founded by the Italian Count Giberto Arrivabene Valenti Gonzaga, Giberto Venezia’s exclusive range of exquisite Murano glass objects are inspired by the […]
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Venise, Promenades d’un Lecteur Solitaire – LE FIGARO
In pochi mesi, nello strano favore di un dramma della salute, Venezia, svuotata dei suoi turisti, ha riacquistato lo splendore del suo mito. E se, contro ogni previsione, fosse giunto il momento di tornare nella città dei Dogi? Senza visitarlo davvero, solo per il piacere di leggere libri sui canali o sulla piazza del Lido. […]
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The Home Accessory – TELEGRAPH
THE HOME ACCESSORY We all need a bit of excitement in our tables capes. These delicately pink Murano glasses with blood-red rims, by Venetian artist Giberto Arrivabene Valenti Gonzaga, are the perfect finishing touch for decadent dinners at home.
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Caraffa Fizzy – AD Italia
CARAFFA FIZZY GIBERTO La brocca nasce dal ricordo dell’antica tecnica muranese del riga-menà con la sottile rigatura che corre in senso opposto su tutto il vetro soffiato. In prezioso rosa muranese, ottenuto con polvere di rubino e oro.
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Explore Giberto Venezia’s Collection on Artemest
Explore the Mare glasses and the Alessandrite glasses on the Artemest website. Enjoy a colourful table of handmade Murano glassware with your friends and family, or have the glasses engraved with a monogram or a date and gift them to the newlywed couple.
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Murano’s Ancient Glass Industry Has Been Hit Particularly Hard by the COVID-19 Crisis – AD PRO
Business Analysis Murano’s Ancient Glass Industry Has Been Hit Particularly Hard by the COVID-19 Crisis Artisans share their current challenges—some of them seemingly insurmountable—and hopes for the industry’s future By Laura May Todd July 2, 2020 Giberto Arrivabene can’t remember the last time all of the glassmakers’ furnaces in Murano went out. “Probably, I would [...] Continue Reading