The irregular shape and the careful and imaginative mosaic decoration of this artistic centerpiece are the result of a process of abstraction of the corbula, a traditional basket created and characterized by the inclusion of a circular fabric gusset at the bottom.

The large glass platter shows the dynamism of the Island's sea with its transparencies and shades recalling the seabed, with imaginative arrangements of bubbles, seaweeds and corals. It is part of the prime collection of the workshop, reinvented over time with furnishings of different uses.

Recalling a precious corolla, the organic shape of the burgundy glass vase, is mottled in its transparency with small bubbles and decorated with engraved sheet copper elements.

The bright polychrome decoration of this centerpiece plate, dedicated to and inspired by the paintings of the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt, is realised with coloured fragments on a transparent background in dynamic abstract mosaic composition using the artisanal fused glass technique.

This centrepiece features sophisticated colours, ranging between blue and green, crafted through the glass fusion technique. The artefact has the shape of an anemone and it is inspired by the colours of the marine world.