GlassOfVenice Murano Glass Small Blue Vase With Handles
$219.00
This elegant Murano Vase is a fine example of the refinement, technical virtuosity, and artistic elegance that is unique to authentic Murano Glass. A stylish pattern of blue and gold stripes along with classic graceful form create seemingly effortless design that is actually a result of painstaking work following Filigrana technique and decades of experience of Murano Glass masters. This Venetian vase is a unique artistic piece that is sure to bring style and Venetian opulence to your house. It also makes a great gift to someone who appreciates European tradition and Italian style.Measurements: The vase is 7-1/2 inches tall and 3-1/2 inches in diameter in its widest part and comes with a certificate of authenticity.Because each Murano Glass piece is a unique work of art made by hand, slight variations of colors and patterns are possible.
| Brand | Murano Glass |
|---|---|
| Product ID | 56186000 |
| Manufactured By | Murano Glass |
| Sold By | GlassOfVenice |
| Size/Weight | W 3.5" / D 3.5" / H 7.5" / 1 lb. |
| Materials | Glass |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Style | Mediterranean |
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