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Danghyra
Dorsoduro, 3220, Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
+39-04152-24195
The glazed contemporary ceramics on sale at Danghyra (the nickname of the Lithuanian-born designer) are lined with a 24-karat gold glaze, giving each item a little bling. The espresso cups available in a dozen Venetian-inspired colors make for the perfect Italian gifts. A bigger commitment for your luggage, but truly gorgeous, are the vases, bowls and candle holders, some of which also come lined in platinum. All of the items are made in the designer’s lab in the Veneto. Want Item: Petal tea cups in grey and gold
Written by Simone Girner
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