Maglieria Rosaria selects in Italy wool and silk lingerie, combs, brushes, Murano glass jewelry, and woven baskets. Behind the project, a mother and daughter with a simple criterion: prioritizing everyday objects still made locally, often by historic houses and artisans.
The name itself tells a story. In Italy, maglieria once referred to those small shops filled with the wool and silk undershirts worn by generations past. Drawing inspiration from Poland, Maglieria Rosaria looks toward Italy and revives this timeless spirit through a curated selection of Italian objects, handpicked by a mother and daughter.
Here, you will find wool and silk tank tops, cotton lingerie, combs, brushes, razors, baskets, and jewelry. Few trends, but plenty of craftsmanship: the selection favors Italian makers, local production, and objects built to last.
These pieces carry the stories of those who make them. In Murano, glass rings are shaped by hand by Roberta and Giorgia Stellon, two sisters carrying on the craft of their father, a master glassblower. Near Florence's Sant’Ambrogio market, baskets are still woven by hand in a family workshop that has worked with straw for nearly a century.
Maglieria Rosaria thus revives a whole collection of objects once considered everyday, now beautifully unique: a proper comb, silk against the skin, a hand-woven basket.
Taste
Italian craftsmanship · Lana & seta · Murano glass · Florence · Family workshops · Made in Italy · Everyday objects · Old-school lingerie
