Seletti Melamine Glass Monsters
Détails du produit
Melamine Glass Monsters Gino is a playful addition to Seletti's Monsters tableware collection, a line inspired by the whimsical charm of classic children's party crockery. Designed by Gianpiero, this piece captures a spirit of fun and nostalgia, turning any meal or gathering into a small journey back to the carefree days of childhood.
Crafted entirely from melamine, the glass is both lightweight and highly resistant, making it a practical choice for everyday use as well as festive occasions. Its durable construction ensures it can withstand the demands of daily life while maintaining its vivid, characterful design.
Measuring 8.50 x h. 11.7 cm, the glass features a compact and functional silhouette that fits comfortably in hand while making a distinctive visual statement on any table setting. It is both microwave-safe and dishwasher-safe, combining style with everyday convenience.
This piece belongs to a broader collection that includes matching trays and dishes featuring the same cast of characters, allowing you to build a coordinated, story-driven table setting. Designer Gianpiero brings a fresh, colorful and direct creative voice to the collection, exploring themes of growing up while staying playfully connected to one's inner child, a signature that has also shaped his collaborations with major international brands.
Perfect for gifting or for adding a touch of joyful character to your own home, Melamine Glass Monsters Gino embodies Seletti's dedication to design that is as functional as it is fun.
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