Slightly flared balustrade vase, made of layered glass in orange and white. Dimensions: H 29 cm – diameter 14.5 cm. Production dates back to around the year 2000. Retains the original label. Carlo Nason was born in Murano in 1935 into a family of master glassmakers. From a young age he learned the art of glass in the family furnace. In the 1950s he began creating glass vases and objects, which are now also exhibited in museums such as the Corning Museum of Glass. Between 1965 and 1980 he worked mainly with the A.V. glassworks. Mazzega, designing lamps and objects that have become very famous. He later collaborated with other Murano companies, such as Vistosi, Moretti, Seguso and Leucos. His style is simple and modern: he loves clean shapes and opaline glass which diffuses light in an elegant way. His works can be found in important museums such as the MoMA in New York. MURANO GLASS Murano glass is a type of artistic glass produced on the island of Murano, located in the lagoon of Venice, Italy. This glass is renowned for its beauty, craftsmanship and centuries-old tradition. Distinctive characteristics of Murano glass include: 1. Vibrant, rich colors: Murano glass is famous for its wide range of vibrant colors. Artisans use a variety of pigments to create rich, intense shades. 2. Handmade: The production of Murano glass is an art that requires skill and precision. Artisans follow traditional techniques passed down from generation to generation, often shaping glass by hand with specialized tools. 3. Murrine: Murrine are small sections of colored glass arranged in a specific pattern within a larger pane. This technique is typical of Murano glass and can be used to create complex geometric designs or images. 4. Lampwork: Some Murano glass objects are created using the "lumework" technique, which involves manipulating glass tubes heated over a flame to shape them into desired shapes. 5. Transparency and brightness: Murano glass is known for its crystalline transparency and ability to reflect light beautifully. This attribute contributes to its beauty and makes it ideal for creating jewelry, chandeliers and objets d'art.
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