Ichendorf Milano Jelly Bowl 16.9 oz.

Jelly is the collection conceived by Studio FUKSAS for Ichendorfan exploration of glass as a living, fluid medium in perpetual transformation. The name evokes luminous hues and translucent silhouettes that intersect like delicate jellies: supple, radiant forms suspended in a refined dialogue between lightness and substance.

The collection unfolds around the principle of intersection, where the overlap of essential geometries gives rise to new formal and functional expressions. Through the artful composition of pure volumes, each piece assumes unexpected gestures that elevate perception and redefine use, inviting an experience that transcends mere utility. Stackability, the seamless integration of external elements, and carefully crafted visual reference points become sophisticated design instrumentsactivating new rituals of interaction and transforming the object into an expression of contemporary elegance.

The collection is articulated in a refined ensemble, and includes an oil cruet in two sizes, a bowl in two sizes, water and whisky glasses, martini coupes in two formats, and a flower vase.

• 1.69″ h x 6.69″ diameter
• Made ofGlass
• Hand Washing Suggested; Dishwasher Safe Top Rack at Low Temperatures
• Use care when drying.
• The Ichendorf Milano Collection is availablehere.

About the Designer:
Fuksas Studio, founded and led by Doriana e Massimiliano Fuksas, is one of the most renowned architecture firms. Among its most significant works are the New Rome-EUR Convention Center La Nuvola in Rome, the Shenzhen Baoan International Airport in China, the Ferrari Museum in Modena, the MyZeil Shopping Center in Frankfurt, the Twin Towers in Vienna, the Church of San Paolo Apostolo in Foligno, the New Fiera Milano Rho-Pero complex, the Peres Peace House in Jaffa, and numerous projects for Giorgio Armani, including the Armani Ginza Tower in Tokyo and Armani Fifth Avenue in New York. Together, they have built a distinctive and constantly evolving architectural vision, capable of combining experimentation, social responsibility, and an open outlook toward the future of cities.

About the Company:
Founded in Cologne in the early 20th Century, Ichendorf moved production and their design studio to Milan in 1990. The firm specializes in pushing the aesthetic boundaries of crystal and borosilicate glass.