Zafferano Bilia Glass Bottle 140 cl
Zafferano Bilia — Hand-blown Borosilicate Glass Bottle, 140 cl
The Zafferano Bilia Bottle is a table carafe in hand-blown borosilicate glass by Venetian master glassmakers, with a capacity of 140 cl. Designed by Federico De Majo, it combines the artisanal tradition of Murano with contemporary design: the marble-shaped stopper — from which it takes its name — makes it the most recognisable scenographic element on the table.
Key features
- Borosilicate glass hand-blown by Venetian glassmakers
- Each bottle is a unique piece, mouth-blown following the Venetian glassmaking tradition
- Resistant to thermal shock and offers greater durability than ordinary glass
Design and craftsmanship: the marble stopper that makes the difference
The name Bilia comes from the marble-shaped stopper inspired by game marbles: an apparently simple detail that becomes an indispensable aesthetic signature. Each bottle is a unique piece, mouth-blown according to Venetian glassmaking tradition — where minute variations in form and thickness are expressions of authenticity and craftsmanship, not imperfection.
The Bilia Bottle does not sit at a corner of the table: it is exhibited at the centre, protagonist of the mise en place in Michelin-starred restaurants as much as in terrace dinners.
Technical Specifications
- Material: hand-blown borosilicate glass
- Capacity: 140 cl
- Available colours: White, Blue, Gold Yellow, Black, Pink, Green
- Design: Federico De Majo for Zafferano
- Production: Italian artisanal, Venetian glassmaking tradition
- Use: water, wine, juices, beverages — professional and domestic use
Six colours for every mise en place
The six colour variants — White, Blue, Gold Yellow, Black, Pink, Green — are designed to match the most refined mise en place or to add a colour accent to convivial contexts. Borosilicate glass, thanks to its resistance to thermal shock, guarantees full reliability both in daily handling and in professional foodservice use.
Designed by Federico De Majo for Zafferano — where Venetian glass tradition meets contemporary design.