Selling in India, and buying too

Italian glassmaker Vinini may be selling exotic Murano pots, but it also wants to set up a flagship shop in India, revealed Luana Zillio, contract area manager of the company. Zia Haq reports.

The fashion trade street in India is anything but one way. Italian glassmaker Vinini may be selling exotic Murano pots, but it also wants to set up a flagship shop in India, revealed Luana Zillio, contract area manager of the company, at the ‘Building a Dream Home’ session. While interior design firm Driade is planning its Indian foray, it has already got an Indian designer on board, said Elisa Astori, CEO of the Milan-based company.

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Sunil Sethi, senior vice-president of Li & Fung India, said the interest is because India can offer the “luxury of colour” better than all others.