Glas Italia
“Gli Specchi di Dioniso”
Series|Mirrors as Art
Part 6
In English, the name of this piece translates to “Dionysus’s Mirror.”
In Greek mythology, Dionysus is the god of wine, abundance, and ecstasy.
It makes me wonder—what inspired such a name for this mirror?

The colors were striking — playful in a way that made me think of Sottsass.
And yes, it turned out to be his work!

The flat colors, almost like filled-in shapes, and the richness of the forms
give the impression of primitive symbols—something that speaks directly to our intuition.



Even just one piece stands out and brings joy.
But when you place several together, they create a rhythm—and it becomes even more fun.
Imagine lining these mirrors up on a wall. They would light up the room with their presence.
It would be hard not to smile.
Even in photos, I think you can already feel some of that charm.


And of course… it’s Glas Italia.
So when you see it with your own eyes, it’s even more impressive.
The texture and feel of the glass—it’s a feast for the eyes. Truly beautiful.

It’s so clear, so alive—
you might find yourself whispering, “The glass is breathing…”

Even the edges of the glass are perfectly refined—
finished with incredible precision and care.

And the color of the glass—
it’s pure and vivid, like paint squeezed fresh from the tube.



Okay, I’ll say it—I’m totally in love.
Did I just confess?
That’s how much charm these mirrors have.

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