Perrier-Jouët and Andrea Mancuso: A Creative Collaboration

These goblets bloom like flowers. This collection of six glasses, titled Metamorphosis, was designed as part of a creative collaboration between champagne maison Perrier-Jouët and Andrea Mancuso, co-founder of Analogia Project. “The glasses are inspired by growing nature and the heritage of the Perrier-Jouët. A dialogue between nature, design, and champagne,” says the Milan-based designer.

Metamorphosis is a celebration of nature and the way in which Perrier-Jouët transforms grapes into prestigious cuvées according to a savoir-faire with over 200 years of history. “My design tells stories, creates surprises, and conveys emotions,” explains Mancuso. “Just like Perrier-Jouët champagne.”

The sculptural intricacy of the glasses was the result of a painstaking process. Nature, reinterpreted, takes shape in the stem of each glass and Mancuso worked with glass artisans at Berengo Studio in Murano. Each glass takes a week to handcraft.

 

Metamorphosis, was designed as part of a creative collaboration between champagne maison Perrier-Jouët and Andrea Mancuso

The sculptural intricacy of the glasses was the result of a painstaking process.

 

Perrier-Jouët and Andrea Mancuso glass art.

A spectrum of colours representing autumn harvest made up of 11,000 ceramic pieces.

 

At Design Miami, Metamorphosis was staged in an immersive installation where, in a spectrum of colours representing autumn harvest, 11,000 ceramic pieces, recalling champagne bottles aging in the underground cellars in Épernay, were assembled. Each of the six balloon flutes was partnered with a specific Perrier-Jouët expression and showcased in illuminated nooks. Mancuso uses design to stimulate curiosity by interspersing the familiar with the unexpected. And this Perrier-Jouët scenography makes for, as Mancuso states, “an inspirational dialogue about wine.”

 

Andrea Mancuso handcrafting art.

Nature, reinterpreted, takes shape in the stem of each glass and Mancuso worked with glass artisans at Berengo Studio in Murano. Each glass takes a week to handcraft.

 

Each of the six balloon flutes was partnered with a specific Perrier-Jouët expression and showcased in illuminated nooks.

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