Obsessional and captivating with its generous, lengthy wake, inspired by the insolent opulence of the Campo San Moisè of Venice, Blu Cobalto I is as brazen and imaginative as the neighborhood it represents. Named after the blue pigment used by Murano master glassblowers, conjuring up images of a woman finding a cobalt blue leather glove on white marble steps and breathing in its provocative, inebriating scent.