1950s Murano Glass Ashtray

1950s Murano Glass AshtrayThrough constant experimentation, Muranos glass guild evolved a series of innovative techniques such as sommerso. The method requires an authentic knowledge of colour combinations, as well as a high level of dexterity in blowing and layering. To achieve the beautiful results of pieces such as this, articles are submerged in clear molten glass of a different colour, producing a layered, chromatic effect. Please note, this item is a truly original

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