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Micheluzzi Glass Goccia Righe Hand-Blown Murano Glass Small Vase
£715
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Micheluzzi Glass Goccia Bamboo Hand-Blown Murano Glass Small Vase
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Micheluzzi Glass’ Goccia vases are inspired by ancient amphorae. They get their name from their elongated silhouettes reminiscent of upside-down water droplets. As for the tactile textures, these are achieved with the molatura technique – a form of cold carving where a grinding wheel carves cold glass to create faceted surfaces.
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One of a Kind
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Micheluzzi Glass’ Goccia vases are inspired by ancient amphorae. They get their name from their elongated silhouettes reminiscent of upside-down water droplets. As for the tactile textures, these are achieved with the molatura technique – a form of cold carving where a grinding wheel carves cold glass to create faceted surfaces.
Product ID: 2206132002
View more from: Micheluzzi Glass / Vases
One of a Kind
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Meet the Maker:
Micheluzzi Glass
Elena and Margherita are the daughters of pioneering Venetian glass artist Massimo Micheluzzi. Surrounded by glass and the evocative Murano furnace, the sisters continue their father's legacy by creating contemporary mouth-blown glassware. Look out for pieces that honour their Venetian heritage – whether that’s through the granziolo or molatura grinding techniques or the signature iridescence. As a result, each piece is a celebration of time-honoured and familial traditions.
