Mid Century Modern 70’s Venini Murano Hand Blown Monofiore Balloton Orange Art Glass Vase

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Venini Murano hand blown Monofiore Balloton orange art glass vase. Bulbous body in a quilted pattern. Short neck, wide mouth … more Venini Murano hand blown Monofiore Balloton orange art glass vase. Bulbous body in a quilted pattern. Short neck, wide mouth with black trim. Signed label on the side. Made in Italy. The vase is crafted using the Balloton technique, which is a specialized method to create intricate patterns and textures within the vase. It involves the use of small spherical objects, known as ballotoni, which are placed inside the glass during the blowing process, which leave behind unique patterns, almost quilted. Due to the difficulty in making this kind of glass it is produced in small numbers and is highly sought after by collectors. Perfect for your collection. Very good condition. Dealer 136.

7.5”w x 7.5”d x 8”h

*Murano art glass is a centuries-old tradition that originated on the island of Murano in Venice, Italy. Renowned for its beauty and craftsmanship, Murano glass is created using a variety of techniques passed down through generations of glassblowing masters. These techniques can result in pieces with vibrant colors, swirling patterns, and even the inclusion of 24-karat gold. From sculptures and figurines to vases and chandeliers, Murano glass offers a wide variety of functional and decorative objects, each one a unique work of art.

*Venini is a renowned Italian company specializing in Murano glass. Founded in 1921 by Paolo Venini and Napoleone Marinot, Venini quickly established itself as a leader in innovative and artistic glassmaking. They are known for collaborating with famous designers and architects, pushing the boundaries of Murano glass techniques and creating pieces that are as much sculpture or art objects as they are functional items. Venini's vases, lighting fixtures, and decorative objects are prized by collectors worldwide for their unique style, exquisite craftsmanship, and the rich history they embody. less