Campanella Livio - Vase - Murano glass - Vase in colored murrine






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This unused Murano glass vase by Campanella Livio features a colourful murrine mosaic and measures 8 cm wide, 12 cm high and 12 cm deep.
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Vase in Murrine, colorful Harlequin mosaic mix, handmade by one of the few master glassmakers still on the island of Murano since 1972. The dimensions are 9 cm high and 10 cm wide. Made entirely with yellow mosaic mix murrine. Fast worldwide shipping.
The Livio Campanella glassworks, founded in 1975 on the enchanting island of Murano, is a true haven of tradition and craftsmanship in the world of glass art. Its founder, the revered Livio Campanella, devoted his life to perfecting the ancient art of glassmaking, passing his precious knowledge on to his son, the heir to this extraordinary tradition.
The young heir, still actively involved in the family business today, carries on his father's legacy with passion and dedication. Specializing in the use of blown murrine and in the techniques of colored filigree and zanfirico canes, Livio's son has established himself as one of the finest—and one of the few remaining—master glassmakers on the island of Murano.
Campanella's son's skill and talent are evident in his extraordinary ability to shape glass with unparalleled precision. The combination of blown murrine, colored filigree, and zanfirico canes becomes a unique artistic expression, characterized by finely crafted details and vibrant colors that capture the attention of everyone who encounters his works.
The glass art of the Livio Campanella glassworks has reached beyond the shores of Murano, becoming famous throughout the world. The creations of this master glassmaker are ambassadors of a centuries-old art that continues to amaze and fascinate glass enthusiasts in every corner of the planet. Through my passion and knowledge, I help share Livio Campanella's glassmaking legacy around the world, allowing anyone to appreciate and own a piece of this extraordinary artisan tradition.
Vase in Murrine, colorful Harlequin mosaic mix, handmade by one of the few master glassmakers still on the island of Murano since 1972. The dimensions are 9 cm high and 10 cm wide. Made entirely with yellow mosaic mix murrine. Fast worldwide shipping.
The Livio Campanella glassworks, founded in 1975 on the enchanting island of Murano, is a true haven of tradition and craftsmanship in the world of glass art. Its founder, the revered Livio Campanella, devoted his life to perfecting the ancient art of glassmaking, passing his precious knowledge on to his son, the heir to this extraordinary tradition.
The young heir, still actively involved in the family business today, carries on his father's legacy with passion and dedication. Specializing in the use of blown murrine and in the techniques of colored filigree and zanfirico canes, Livio's son has established himself as one of the finest—and one of the few remaining—master glassmakers on the island of Murano.
Campanella's son's skill and talent are evident in his extraordinary ability to shape glass with unparalleled precision. The combination of blown murrine, colored filigree, and zanfirico canes becomes a unique artistic expression, characterized by finely crafted details and vibrant colors that capture the attention of everyone who encounters his works.
The glass art of the Livio Campanella glassworks has reached beyond the shores of Murano, becoming famous throughout the world. The creations of this master glassmaker are ambassadors of a centuries-old art that continues to amaze and fascinate glass enthusiasts in every corner of the planet. Through my passion and knowledge, I help share Livio Campanella's glassmaking legacy around the world, allowing anyone to appreciate and own a piece of this extraordinary artisan tradition.
