Murano Millefiori Art Glass Vase - Silver Red

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 DP_EC28BIS_R
This magnificent blown Murano glass vase features rich colors with extraordinary depth and radiance and presents a fine example of the most famous and distinctive ancient Murano technique - Millefiori (a thousand flowers). Vivid Murano glass mosaics embedded into deep red background are complemented by the classic shape of the vase for a unique blend of classic antiquity and traditional Venetian style .

This beautiful authentic Murano glass vase was painstakingly created by hand using only traditional glass-making methods by a third-generation Murano maestro, whose work is displayed at exhibitions and in museums worldwide. This art glass piece will make a perfect decorative addition to your home, bringing with it a touch of Italian design and Venetian opulence. This elegant vase also makes a uniquely appropriate luxurious gift to the special people in your life, as it is truly a one-of-a-kind piece of art.

The vase is approximately 6-7 inches tall and 6 inches in diameter in its widest part. This Murano glass vase is signed by the master. Attached sticker further proves its Murano origin, as does the certificate of authenticity that comes with the vase.

Because each item is a unique work of art made by hand, slight variations of sizes, colors and patterns are possible.

Murano Glass Millefiori vases and bowls are made by hand in the factories of Murano Island using a unique time-tested method of infusing small pieces of Millefiori glass canes into the hot glass core of an object, whereby the surface of the art glass object acquires a mosaic look. By picking out the colors and patterns of Millefiori beads to use in each Murano Glass piece, the glass artisans of Murano create thousands of Millefiori vases, bowls, and other art glass pieces, each with its own unique design. Making a Murano Millefiori Vase is hard work involving multiple steps and precise movements between crafting the object at the artisan’s bench and re-heating it many times in the furnace, making each object a valuable and distinctive piece of Murano Glass art.