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Saint Louis Water Glass Excess
Saint Louis Excess Crystal Water Glass. Gift box included.
H 23.7 cm, Ø 9.6 cm, 20 cl
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305,00€
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+39 391.345.6441Both sophisticated and pure, refined and irregular, the Excess collection is a contemporary reinterpretation of Saint-Louis’s iconic diamond cut. An abundance of raw crystals that dialogue in a play of sparkling reflections, imagined and declinated by Hervé Van der Straeten. The Excess stemware collection represents the modern side of their aesthetic, stunning in scale and accented with asymmetrical “gems.”
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