From Mosso to Goblet

A hand pointing at an amber Mosso goblet lying on its side on a glossy red surface

It all started with a glass.

When we first stepped into a Murano furnace in 2019 to experiment with a project of our own, we had no idea that those first trials would eventually become Micheluzzi Glass.

The Mosso glasses were our very first pieces and, perhaps for this reason, they are still the ones we are most attached to. We wanted to create a simple glass, but with something a little different: a slightly irregular shape, a soft, undulating rim inspired by the movement of water, and above all, an object that feels good to hold.

Since then, the Mosso collection has grown with us. We have experimented with new colours, sizes and combinations, and now, after thinking about it for quite some time, we have finally decided to make a Mosso goblet.

Over the years, we have created different types of glasses, as well as vases and other objects, but never a stemmed glass. After all, the traditional Venetian drinking glass is a tumbler rather than a goblet, so we had always stayed closer to that idea. But at some point we thought, why not give it a try?

The goblet seemed like a natural addition to the collection. We also wanted to complete the range with a Mosso carafe, another piece we had had in mind for a while.

For the goblet, we wanted to combine the soft, irregular bowl of our Mosso glasses with a traditional element of Murano glassmaking: the teardrop stem. A classic detail that we decided to reinterpret, bringing together something old and something new.

For the carafe, we started from the same shapes as the glasses, keeping the soft lines and slightly irregular character of the collection. We worked on the proportions, the opening and the way it feels when held and poured.

After spending time working on the shapes and getting the proportions right, we found ourselves back in the furnace, making a new glass, just as we had in 2019.

It was still our Mosso, but something new at the same time. After all, one idea often leads to another, and that's how a collection evolves.

Seven years after our first Mosso glass, we are still starting from the same idea, just taking it a little further.

With the launch of our new ceramic plates and the upcoming Milan pop-up, we felt it was finally the right moment to introduce these new pieces.

So we are very excited to present the new goblets and carafe for the first time in Milan, during our upcoming pop-up, Venezia a Tavola, alongside our Mosso glasses and the new ceramic plates illustrated by Luigi Divari.

For the occasion, we will bring everything together around the table, mixing different colours, shapes, glasses, goblets and plates.

We hope you will come and see the new additions to the Mosso collection!

Venezia a Tavola — Micheluzzi Glass Pop-Up

Thursday 26 and Friday 27 November 2026
Via Gaudenzio Ferrari 7, 20123 Milan
11:00 am – 8:00 pm

The new Mosso goblet and carafe will also be available soon in our online shop. Stay tuned!

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Shop: Mosso goblet available soon!

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Overhead view of amber Mosso glasses and a goblet lying on a white surface, casting soft shadows

Two smoky Mosso glasses with white rims and an amber goblet on a glossy red surface

Mosso carafe, tumbler and goblet in amber glass against a pale background

Overhead view of a table with illustrated ceramic plates (sardines, lemons, crabs, small fish, chilli) and amber Mosso goblets and glasses

Detail of illustrated ceramic plates with a red scorpion fish, small lagoon fish, a basil leaf and tomatoes, with amber Mosso glasses