테이블 글라스
c. 1940
Emilio Zito turns a simple drinking glass into a star in this delicate 1940s design study. The vessel seems to glow from within, shifting from a warm, buttery yellow at the rim to a cool, oceanic teal at the base, perfectly capturing how light dances through glass. The most intriguing detail is the band of yellow cord wrapped tightly around the middle—was it for grip, or just for style? It's a charming example of mid-century realism, proving that even the most ordinary tableware deserves a moment in the artistic spotlight.
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