Stories of Italy

WhereMurano, Italy
WhatHand-blown Murano glassware
Primarily working ... Primarily working with Murano blown glass, the Milan-based studio works with local artisans who are committed to keeping Italian glasswork and candlemaking traditions alive. One Murano glass technique involves repurposing shards of previously blown glass, and fusing the transparent coloured shards with opaque white glass to create a playful, and entirely unique, terrazzo-style pattern. A truly artisanal process. Primarily working with Murano blown glass, the Milan-based studio works with local artisans who are committed to keeping Italian glasswork and candlemaking traditions alive. One Murano glass technique involves repurposing shards of previously blown glas Primarily working with Murano blown glass, the Milan-based studio works with local artisans who are committed to keeping Italian glasswork and candlemaking traditions alive. One Murano glass technique involves repurposing shards of previously blown glass, and fusing the transparent coloured shards with opaque white glass to create a playful, and entirely unique, terrazzo-style pattern. A truly artisanal process.

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