White wine glass Eugenia 4pcs

Designed to enhance the enjoyment of long drinks and cocktails, this glass from the Eugenia collection has a large capacity and height. It is a sophisticated glass not only visually. When your lips touch the glass, you can feel the rim rise slightly vertically, a simple but unique detail. This is "Donkaku", a Japanese term for an obtuse angle, chosen by Naoto Fukasawa to characterize all the elements of the collection. Set of 4 glasses...

This is a sophisticated glass not only visually. When your lips touch the glass, you can feel the edge rise slightly vertically, a simple but unique detail. This is "Donkaku", a Japanese term for an obtuse angle, chosen by Naoto Fukasawa to characterize all the items in the collection. Set of 4 glasses...

Designed to enhance the tasting experience, the Eugenia red wine glass has a wide shape that allows the wine to breathe, developing its aromas and flavors. The rim closes slightly to concentrate the aromas towards the nose, and the long handle allows the glass to be held without warming the wine with the warmth of your hands. Set of 4 glasses...

Naoto Fukasawa has designed the champagne glass from the Eugenia collection, which is ideal for experiencing the aromas and vitality of this type of wine. The narrow, elongated shape, slightly open at the top, helps to concentrate the aromas of the wine and allows space for the bubbles to expand. The long handle protects the wine from the heat of the hand, keeping it at the right temperature. Set of 4 glasses...

This elegant decanter is part of the Eugenia collection. The name is a tribute to Alberto Alessi's winery, "La signora Eugenia e il passero solitario", whose products come in a bottle inspired by the design of Leonardo da Vinci. Naoto Fukasawa developed the decanter's clean and basic design based on the distinctive shape of this bottle...

Designed by Naoto Fukasawa for the Eugenia collection, this carafe features a completely original design: its elongated shape is reminiscent of the other items in the series, ending at the end with a rim that rises slightly vertically. It is called “Donkaku”, a Japanese term meaning obtuse angle – a detail chosen by Fukasawa to characterize the minimalist design of all the items in the collection. A practical silicone stopper completes the carafe...