Harmonia Mundi is born from water itself – its bottle rising gracefully to reveal a distinctive shape and texture. Crafted using an exclusive and cutting-edge decoration technique: sublimation, also known as water dipping. Harmonia Mundi is a gift from Venice’s oldest urban vineyard, protected by the walls of the Convent of San Francesco ever since 1254. Its vine rows stretch for a distance of one 1.107 meters, and that is exactly how many numbered bottles of Harmonia Mundi have been made, numbered by hand. The sum of the individual numerals gives us a multiple of three, the number on which the architectural proportions of the church of San Francesco della Vigna are based. Each bottle stands alone: a unique work of art that contains within it almost a thousand years of history, of arts and expertise, of craftsmanship and professionalism. A thin slat of wood taken from the brìcole, typical wooden poles of the lagoon’s landscape and a veritable icon of the city’s seafaring traditions, protects and adorns the bottle. Because, behind the one with which we are familiar, there is still a secret Venice that can astound and amaze us. THIS IS THE VENICE HARMONIA MUNDI REVEALS.