Mappi @ Italian Glass Weeks

Date: 23 August 2022

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Mappi International

Date: 23 August 2022

The Italian Glass Weeks are coming soon, and Mappi is ready, TOGETHER 4 GLASS!

The first week of the festival will take place in Milan from 10th to 18th September 2022 and will be dedicated primarily to industrial glass.

The second week will take place in Venice from 17th to 25th September 2022, and will be dedicated to artistic glass.

Cugher, Mappi, Schiatti and Triulzi will participate together, united under the TOGETHER 4 GLASS brand, to strongly testify to the desire for innovation and excellence of the Italian glass industry!

Discover more at https://theitalianglassweeks.com/

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