Sculpture, Tartaruga rivestita in argento - 5.5 cm - Silverplated





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Turtle coated in silver with a Murano glass body featuring a blue cobalt, transparent shell and a polished silver head and base, signed as Non firmato, measuring 9 cm wide, 5.5 cm high and 4.5 cm deep, made in Italy and in good condition.
Description from the seller
Refined work of art and collection that celebrates the mastery of Italian craftsmanship, uniting in a single piece two of the most prestigious and historic artisanal traditions of our country: Murano glassmaking and the art of silversmithing.
The body of the ladybug is entirely hand-sculpted by the master glassmakers of Venice. The shell stands out for its intense cobalt-blue coloration, characterized by a deep transparency that catches the light and yields unique reflections from every angle.
On the shell you can find genuine Murano murrine, tiny masterpieces of geometric precision that attest to the complex and centuries-old technique of Murano cane work.
To contrast the warm vivacity of the glass, the head and the base of the sculpture are finely finished in polished silver. The metal fusion seamlessly embraces the glass body, creating a harmonious union between the gleaming solidity of silver and the delicacy of Murano glass.
Refined work of art and collection that celebrates the mastery of Italian craftsmanship, uniting in a single piece two of the most prestigious and historic artisanal traditions of our country: Murano glassmaking and the art of silversmithing.
The body of the ladybug is entirely hand-sculpted by the master glassmakers of Venice. The shell stands out for its intense cobalt-blue coloration, characterized by a deep transparency that catches the light and yields unique reflections from every angle.
On the shell you can find genuine Murano murrine, tiny masterpieces of geometric precision that attest to the complex and centuries-old technique of Murano cane work.
To contrast the warm vivacity of the glass, the head and the base of the sculpture are finely finished in polished silver. The metal fusion seamlessly embraces the glass body, creating a harmonious union between the gleaming solidity of silver and the delicacy of Murano glass.

