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Murano Benaki Hand-Painted Jug

Benaki Collection

The Murano Benaki Hand-Painted Jug is handblown on the Venetian island of Murano, where master Italian glassmakers have practiced their craft for centuries. It features a flared three-pointed spout rimmed in a deep burgundy, and a delicate central motif, which pays homage to traditional Greek folk motifs, embodying the spirit of age-old Mediterranean craft and culture.

The Benaki Collection marks Cabana's first design partnership directly inspired by a museum or public institution. A percentage of sales will go now to the Benaki Museum, supporting its ongoing work to preserve and celebrate the arts in Greece.

Benaki Collection

The Murano Benaki Hand-Painted Jug is handblown on the Venetian island of Murano, where master Italian glassmakers have practiced their craft for centuries. It features a flared three-pointed spout rimmed in a deep burgundy, and a delicate central motif, which pays homage to traditional Greek folk motifs, embodying the spirit of age-old Mediterranean craft and culture.

The Benaki Collection marks Cabana's first design partnership directly inspired by a museum or public institution. A percentage of sales will go now to the Benaki Museum, supporting its ongoing work to preserve and celebrate the arts in Greece.

$709.20
Murano Benaki Hand-Painted Jug
$709.20

Description

Benaki Collection

The Murano Benaki Hand-Painted Jug is handblown on the Venetian island of Murano, where master Italian glassmakers have practiced their craft for centuries. It features a flared three-pointed spout rimmed in a deep burgundy, and a delicate central motif, which pays homage to traditional Greek folk motifs, embodying the spirit of age-old Mediterranean craft and culture.

The Benaki Collection marks Cabana's first design partnership directly inspired by a museum or public institution. A percentage of sales will go now to the Benaki Museum, supporting its ongoing work to preserve and celebrate the arts in Greece.