Monofiori Carnevale

Monofiori — Italian for single flower — because sometimes one bloom is enough.

The Carnevale shares its soul with Venini's beloved Balloton — the same ancient Murano glassblowing technique that recreates the look of matelassé fabric across the surface of the glass. But where the Balloton curves softly outward, the Carnevale takes a quieter, more architectural form — a squat, considered silhouette that sits with confidence on any surface.

Mouth-blown and hand-finished on the island of Murano by Venini's master glassblowers since 1921. No two are identical — the subtle variations in colour and surface are the mark of the human hand behind every piece.