Italian luxury fashion label Marni has officially unveiled its Holiday '21 Glassware collection. The new capsule features various pieces, including bottles, glasses, vases, candleholders, carafes, and more. Although the offerings are quite diverse in shape and size, the collection maintains a clear, retro-inspired throughline.
More specifically, Marni's Holiday '21 Glassware collection draws from the styles and colors of the 1970s, channeling sculptural elements such as abstract curves and multifunctional designs. Meanwhile, colors like olive green, amber, smoky quartz, cloud gray, and seafoam blue are blended throughout.
Each piece included in the old-school-cool collection was handcrafted in collaboration with Colombian artisan communities, which have been working closely with Marni for several years. The entire collection is currently available to purchase at Marni boutiques worldwide.
'70s Era-Inspired Glassware
Marni's Holiday '21 Glassware Collection Boasts Distinct, Retro Style
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