纸镇 - Steklarna Rogaška Vetro Blu Cobalto - 气泡技法 Bullicante - 60年代

Elegant Crystal Paperweight Sculpture "Rogaška" with Droplet and Controlled Bubbles – Slovenia, 1970s
This splendid object is a vintage artistic blown crystal paperweight, finely handcrafted in the shape of an egg (or drop) and made by the famous European glassworks Rogaska, as evidenced by the original label still present on the base.
Design Features and Techniques:
• Inner Motif: Features a striking base of bright green crystal from which a tall, slender central column rises, creating a fascinating play of depth and color.
• Controlled Bubbles: The central composition is surrounded by elegant controlled air bubbles (inspired by the bullicante technique), masterfully shaped and stretched upward to resemble elongated petals or droplets suspended in the crystal’s absolute transparency.
• Craftsmanship: The notable weight and clarity of the material are typical of the excellent tradition of European glass masters in the second half of the 20th century.
Dimensions and Weight:
• Height: 10 cm
• Width: 8.5 cm
• Depth: 5 cm
Condition
The piece presents in perfect aesthetic and conservative condition. The crystal is perfectly clear and free of defects, chips, or signs of wear, preserving its original luster intact.
Shipping and Packaging
A professional and highly meticulous packaging is guaranteed, and shipping will be handled by a courier with online tracking.

Rogaška Historical Notes
Rogaška" (more precisely Steklarna Rogaška) has no ties with Murano or Italy, but is an equally prestigious and historically important brand.
• Origin: Rogaška Slatina, Slovenia—a historic and renowned manufacturer famous worldwide for producing crystal of the highest quality.
• History: As a modern factory, the company began operating in 1927, but proudly carries on a deep local glassmaking tradition (linked to the so-called “glass huts” in the forest) dating back about 350 years, specifically to 1665.
• The manufacture: Unlike typical Venetian artistic glass, Rogaška specializes in luxury crystal. Their collections, from goblets to decorative objects, are still hand-made and mouth-blown by their master artisans today.
• Global prestige: since 1930 the company has successfully exported its products to the United States, selling them in the famous Bloomingdale’s department store chain. Today they even produce trophies for major global sporting events, beauty pageants, and music festivals.