The Arnolfo di Cambio Laetitia crystal modern glassware was designed by Michele De Lucchi who was amongst the part of the radical experimental architecture movements such as Cavart, Alchimia, and Memphis. He has designed lamps and modern home accessories for the most renowned Italian European companies, including these unique wine glasses with square bases and cylindrical glasses. De Lucchi has always accompanied his work with personal research into the themes of the projects, the design, technology, and craftsmanship. Examples are on display in the worlds most important museums. Arnolfo di Cambio is a company that specializes in the production of fine crystal objects made in Italy, whose cut, reflection and light refraction are exalted by being handcrafted using ancient techniques and timeless designs, reinterpreting classical forms while making them contemporary. Unlike an industrial process which is a repetitive production line stamping out identical copies of one model, making the Arnolfo di Cambio Laetitia stemware is a traditional craft that has been handed down and learned from the ancient glassblowers of Colle Val d’Elsa, who since ancient times have practiced this difficult art of mouth-blown crystal glassware.