The Ichendorf Light jug by Alba Gallizia transforms the act of pouring into a gesture of design. Each variation, whether in amber and pink, black and clear, or black and green tells a story through color and transparency. Light becomes its essence, moving through borosilicate glass as if it were captured and held. Elegant yet playful, this hand-crafted jug balances purity of form with expressive detail, reflecting Ichendorf's commitment to merging art and function with effortless sophistication.
Handmade artistry and technical mastery
Part of the designer pitchers and jugs collection, every piece in the Light collection is handmade and flame-worked from borosilicate glass, giving it both resilience and a delicate visual presence. Its structure feels airy and balanced, while the colored base anchors the jug with sculptural precision. The result is a fluid design that bridges tradition and contemporary sensibility. Resistant to thermal shock, the jug maintains its brilliance over time and is dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 °C recommended). Each line and curve speaks of slow, intentional craftsmanship , no two pieces are ever exactly alike.
Versatile elegance across collections
The Light jug finds its natural harmony within the tumblers & glasses family, pairing seamlessly with the Botanica collection to create modern, expressive table settings. Its design language resonates beautifully with Ichendorf bottles, forming a cohesive visual dialogue across the brand’s collections. Whether serving fresh water, fruit infusions, or simply standing as a centerpiece, the jug’s balance of transparency and color invites reflection, a quiet celebration of Italian design culture and artisanal intelligence.
Color and form through Alba Gallizia’s lens
Alba Gallizia reimagines the relationship between structure and hue. In the Light collection, the bold color gradients are not mere decoration but a design philosophy, lightness grounded in color, movement frozen in glass. Each jug captures a sense of rhythm and equilibrium, perfectly echoing Ichendorf’s broader creative dialogue seen in the Ichendorf Marine Garden collection or collaborations with Marco Sironi and Denis Guidone. This synergy between designer and maker transforms a daily object into a collectible expression of modern craftsmanship.
