Other Tableware Seletti

The Monsters Melamine Glass from Seletti features conical cups with illustrated monster faces, adding vibrant color to their surroundings. Each cartoon character is designed by Gianpiero D'Alessandro, more→giving it a personality that stands apart from conventional tableware. The two-toned construction features contrasting interior and exterior finishes, adding a touch of detail to an otherwise straightforward design that is lightweight and durable enough for everyday use. Shape: Round. Color: Red.

The Monsters Melamine Glass from Seletti features conical cups with illustrated monster faces, adding vibrant color to their surroundings. Each cartoon character is designed by Gianpiero D'Alessandro, more→giving it a personality that stands apart from conventional tableware. The two-toned construction features contrasting interior and exterior finishes, adding a touch of detail to an otherwise straightforward design that is lightweight and durable enough for everyday use. Shape: Round. Color: Green.

The Monsters Melamine Glass from Seletti features conical cups with illustrated monster faces, adding vibrant color to their surroundings. Each cartoon character is designed by Gianpiero D'Alessandro, more→giving it a personality that stands apart from conventional tableware. The two-toned construction features contrasting interior and exterior finishes, adding a touch of detail to an otherwise straightforward design that is lightweight and durable enough for everyday use. Shape: Round. Color: Green.

The Kintsugi Glass from Seletti borrows its name from kintsugi, the Japanese practice of repairing broken objects with gold, and applies the idea to a faceted glass tumbler. Designed by Marcantonio, t more→he cut-crystal pattern across the surface is interrupted by gold lines running at angles, as though the piece had cracked along its facets and been rejoined. The combination of crystal-cut texture and gold detailing gives the glass a layered quality, with light catching the facets and the metallic lines differently. Color: Clear. Additional Color: Trasparent with Gold.

The Kintsugi Glass from Seletti borrows its name from kintsugi, the Japanese practice of repairing broken objects with gold, and applies the idea to a faceted glass tumbler. Designed by Marcantonio, t more→he cut-crystal pattern across the surface is interrupted by gold lines running at angles, as though the piece had cracked along its facets and been rejoined. The combination of crystal-cut texture and gold detailing gives the glass a layered quality, with light catching the facets and the metallic lines differently. Color: Clear. Additional Color: Trasparent with Gold.

The Kintsugi Glass from Seletti borrows its name from kintsugi, the Japanese practice of repairing broken objects with gold, and applies the idea to a faceted glass tumbler. Designed by Marcantonio, t more→he cut-crystal pattern across the surface is interrupted by gold lines running at angles, as though the piece had cracked along its facets and been rejoined. The combination of crystal-cut texture and gold detailing gives the glass a layered quality, with light catching the facets and the metallic lines differently. Color: Clear. Additional Color: Trasparent with Gold.