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The Travasi bottle combines functional versatility with a fluid, ambiguous form drawn from the concept of decanting liquids into table-worthy vessels. Crafted from borosilicate glass in a blend of clear, lilac, and green tones, its hybrid design suits a range of uses including wine, water, oil, vinegar, or milk. The pouring form is shaped to evade conventional vessel roles, giving it a sense of freedom in how it is used and displayed. Its borosilicate construction offers durability and resistance to thermal stress, making it a practical as well as visually distinctive piece.
Ichendorf Milano's new 'Travasi' collection is focused on the action of decanting liquids from their original packaging into more table-worthy containers. As such, the series comprises a family of pouring forms that embrace the trend of depersonalisation and evade conventional roles, allowing each piece a sense of freedom and ambiguity in what they may be used for. The 'Travasi' bottle is one such hybrid object, a borosilicate glass vessel in shades of lilac and green, that can be used to accommodate wine, water, coffee, milk, oil, vinegar, or whatever users prefer.
