Carlo Scarpa's murrine glass is the reference: sections of coloured cane fused and sliced so that a fine web of lines runs through the body of the piece. Woven, that becomes a craquele surface crossed by a thin, irregular grid, and at 560 g the cloth is heavy for a sheer, so it hangs with weight and the grid stays taut instead of collapsing into folds.
All four colourways carry a metallic yarn, which moves with the light through the day. Trevira CS at 305 cm, railroaded across a wide window without a seam, certified for contract curtains in the UK, France, Germany and Italy, with IMO 7 at sea. Made in Italy.
