Entirely handmade in the furnaces of the Venetian hinterland, in Italy, according to the traditional Murano glass technique.
Particularly noteworthy for its elegant two–storey lighting structure, made possible by the skill of the great Venetian glass masters, and unique in the world.
The length of the arms is made possible by the special ancient technique called 'a bossole', which consists in the interlocking of several glass sections.
Approx. 1200 H x 1800 W mm
Entirely handmade in the furnaces of the Venetian hinterland, in Italy, according to the traditional Murano glass technique.
Particularly noteworthy for its elegant two–storey lighting structure, made possible by the skill of the great Venetian glass masters, and unique in the world.
The length of the arms is made possible by the special ancient technique called 'a bossole', which consists in the interlocking of several glass sections.
Approx. 1200 H x 1800 W mm
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