"Once again, an object in my collection originates from my childhood. I remember the rigà-menà pitchers in my home and the fascination they held for me. The thin ridges, worked in opposite directions, seem to bring the glass itself to life, catching reflections and making even its contents appear effervescent and fresh. That's why I called this jug Fizzy."Some names explain themselves.The Fizzy Jug is blown in Murano green glass using the rigà-menà technique, the glass streaked, turned, and pulled in one uninterrupted movement, the ridges running in opposing directions until the surface seems almost to ripple. It is the kind of effect that photographs can suggest but only the object itself delivers: a stillness that reads, somehow, as motion.Around the rim, a band of pink, heat-sealed by hand onto cooled glass, a detail that requires a precise and practiced touch, and that gives the jug its particular warmth. Practical enough for daily use, considered enough to leave on the table long after the meal is done.