Murano Glass Chalcedony Christmas Ornament - Yellow Swirl

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Celebrate Christmas Venetian-style by making your tree truly unique with these gorgeous handmade Murano Glass ornaments. Inspired by the palette and look of the natural mineral Chalcedony, these attractive traditional Venetian Christmas ornaments were created using ancient glass-making technique invented by Murano masters in the 15th century to create glass objects rivaling the beauty of natural stones. These colorful Murano Christmas balls will bring out the warmth of the Season and dress up your Christmas Tree in a truly artistic old-world fashion. More than merely seasonal decor items, these balls can be displayed year-around and become your family's Venetian keepsake for years to come.

Far from the ordinary Christmas balls, these exquisite Murano Glass Christmas ornaments were created by talented glass masters in a centuries-old family workshop. These handcrafted Christmas decorations from Murano island are artisanal collectible items that also make perfect one-of-a-kind Christmas gifts.

Measurements: This Murano Glass Christmas ornament measures approximately 3 inches in diameter and features attached sticker proving its Murano origin. It also comes with the certificate of authenticity.

Because each Murano Glass piece is a unique work of art made by hand, some variations of sizes, colors, patterns, and shapes are possible. The use of Chalcedony glass-making technique means that no two items are identical and color patterns may vary as represented by the photos.

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Murano Glass Christmas Ornaments are uniquely fitting to create a fairy-tale atmosphere of Old Europe for the Holidays. Starting from a cane held under a small flame and blowing gently to create a hollow ball, the master uses ornamental features like pieces of Millefiori mosaics, gold and silver foil, and creative mixing of colors and techniques to craft beautiful Murano Glass ornaments for a glittering Christmas tree. These sparkling festive ornaments are made one-at-a-time in a traditional Murano Glass workshop using the ancient glass-making method and very basic tools.