This exquisite centerpiece is a definitive example of 1960s Murano glassmaking, attributed to the renowned designer Flavio Poli. The work utilizes the iconic sommerso technique, which involves layering different colors of glass to create a submerged, multidimensional effect. As seen in the primary image, the piece features a vibrant core of deep cobalt blue encased within a brilliant turquoise base, all finished with a clear glass outer layer that enhances the refraction of light. The sculptural form is exceptionally elegant, characterized by two sweeping, upward-reaching arms that give the vessel a dynamic, horn-like silhouette. This soaring verticality is balanced by a weighted, faceted base that provides stability and showcases the intricate color transitions of the thick-walled glass. The clean lines and bold use of color reflect the sophisticated mid-century modern aesthetic that made Murano glass a staple of high-end Italian design during this era. Whether displayed as a standalone sculpture or used as a functional centerpiece, this authentic vintage piece serves as a striking focal point for any interior. Its fluid curves and jewel-toned hues capture the light beautifully from every angle, making it a prized acquisition for collectors of fine Italian art glass. It's in perfect condition
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SILVER Seller in Catania, Italy
