The Lidia small bowl combines a milky white exterior with a bold yellow interior, achieved through a reversed cased glass technique developed by designer Umberto Nason. This Murano glassmaking method layers colour from the inside out, producing a vivid contrast between the neutral outer shell and the saturated inner surface. The bowl earned NasonMoretti the Compasso d'Oro award in 1955, reflecting the craftsmanship behind its construction.
Produced by Murano glassmaker NasonMoretti, the 'Lidia' bowl holds special importance in the history of the Venetian brand, garnering the company the prestigious Compasso d’Oro award in 1955. Designed by Umberto Nason, who reversed the cased glass technique to create bowls with bold interiors, 'Lidia' is in keeping with NasonMoretti's distinguished use of colour. This small glass bowl has a milky white exterior and a bold yellow interior.
