Muscari Neglectum Flute

Named after the grape hyacinth - a delicate wildflower that hides among the grasses of spring meadows - this flute draws its form from the quiet poetry of its botanical namesake. Edible and medicinal, the muscari has long embodied usefulness and grace; inverted, its blossom mirrors a cluster of grapes, an image echoed in the flute's slender, gently tapering silhouette. A flower long associated with hope and the renewal of spring, it lends the piece a sense of quiet ceremony with every toast. Handcrafted in celebration of botanical beauty and the art of glassmaking, the Muscari Neglectum flute brings a note of natural elegance to the table.