Every table needs a touch of magic, and the Ichendorf Light water glass designed by Alba Gallizia brings that enchantment in the purest form. Its luminous contrast, where vivid bases meet crystal clarity, turns a simple drink into a moment of design. Available in refined color pairings such as green and clear, pink and clear, amber and clear, blue base and clear body, or striking versions like black and white and smoke and clear, each glass seems to hold a drop of light within it. Perfectly proportioned, its clean silhouette embodies Ichendorf Milano’s timeless balance between artistry and functionality.
From flame to form: handmade precision
Handmade and flame-worked from borosilicate glass, the Ichendorf Light glass is both delicate and durable. Its transparency highlights the craftsmanship behind every curve, while the colored base grounds it with character. Dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 °C recommended), it combines modern practicality with artisan refinement. Each water glass bears the subtle irregularities that distinguish true handmade work: a quiet reminder of human touch and skill in a world increasingly shaped by machines.
Designed for living beautifully
Versatile and expressive, the Light water glass complements multiple Ichendorf series. It pairs elegantly with the Ichendorf pitchers & jugs range, creating visual rhythm across the table, and naturally aligns with Ichendorf bottles for cohesive serving design. Its understated geometry also resonates with the Animal Farm collection, making it suitable for daily use as well as refined occasions. Whether filled with water, juice, or a favorite cocktail, this glass enhances any drink through color and light interplay; a contemporary interpretation of traditional Italian craftsmanship.
Alba Gallizia’s sculptural minimalism
Designer Alba Gallizia brings her architectural vision to the Light collection, blending structure and emotion through color gradients. Her approach captures the poetic simplicity of glass: how transparency interacts with illumination, how still forms evoke fluid motion. In the Light series, she redefines minimalism not as absence, but as presence: a distilled expression of proportion, shadow, and hue. This design dialogue echoes through Ichendorf’s broader universe, from the Marine Garden collection to collaborations with Marco Sironi and Denis Guidone, all sharing a devotion to clarity and emotion in design.
