Vetro universale Frances

The Frances Universal Glass was designed by Ann Demeulemeester, the Belgian fashion designer known for her work in Antwerp's avant-garde scene. Her collaboration with Serax translates her characteristic attention to silhouette and quiet detail into tableware and objects.

Yes. The Frances Universal Glass is intentionally designed without a prescribed use, making it appropriate for wine, water, spirits, and most other beverages. Its open, gently curved form accommodates a range of drinking contexts without compromise.

Mouth-blown crystal is shaped by a glassblower using breath and manual technique, resulting in subtle organic variation from piece to piece. This process produces walls with a slightly different quality of light transmission and a presence that machine-made glass rarely achieves.

Both share the same form and mouth-blown construction. The green-tinted version carries a soft, luminous cast that shifts depending on the surrounding light, lending the glass a more atmospheric quality on the table.

Yes. The Frances Universal Glass is produced in lead-free crystal, meeting contemporary standards for food-safe tableware while retaining the clarity and weight associated with traditional crystal production.