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Brazil Handblown Ruffled Deep Red Art Glass Vase (11 Inch), "Tropical Sunrise"

Name: Brazil Handblown Ruffled Deep Red Art Glass Vase (11 Inch), 'Tropical Sunrise'
Brand: NOVICA
SKU: 419462
Price: 155.24 CAD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.88 (58 reviews)

Product ID: 419462

by Molinari Family (58)

Working in handblown art glass, Molinari Family artisans create a vase that evokes the sky at sunrise. The voluptuous jar narrows at the neck, then... more

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Working in handblown art glass, Molinari Family artisans create a vase that evokes the sky at sunrise. The voluptuous jar narrows at the neck, then fans outward, shading from golden amber to shades of deep rose. Inspired by the legendary work of Murano artisans in Italy, the Brazilian artists craft a modern heirloom with crystalline bubbles.

Because each piece is handmade, shape and size can vary slightly and tiny bubbles may appear within the glass. This exemplifies the hand-blown technique, making every piece a unique example of blown glass craftsmanship.

2.24 kgs
4.9 lbs

28 cm H x 15 cm W x 9 cm D
11" H x 6" W x 3.5" D

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US/Imperial

Blown glass
This hand blown item may vary slightly in color, size and shape
Watertight
Made in Brazil
Certified and shipped by our office in Brazil
Product ID: 419462

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Molinari Family

Brazil

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Starz79

From Atlanta, Georgia

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Aug 02, 2024

“Centerpiece”

It adorns my coffee table, very well done, exquisite art.

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Claudia

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Aug 03, 2023

“Shouldn t have waited so long to buy…”

I don t normally leave reviews but have to make an exception in this case. This is a beautiful piece, substantial and well made. Nice to see there are still places where craftsmanship matters. I ve wanted to buy this for YEARS but worried my kids were too small to have a gorgeous piece of glass around. I needn t have worried, I wished I d bought it sooner.

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Lois

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Aug 01, 2022

“Heirloom piece for sure.”

Heirloom piece for sure. I found this, ordered it and took it out of the box on arrival. It was so beautiful it too my breath away. So beautiful, beyond words

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Preserving Traditions

Antonio Carlos and his brother, Paulo Molinari, learned the ancient hand-blown glass technique as apprentices of the Italian master, Aldo Bonora, who came to Brazil from Murano Island. After eight years, they opened their own workshop in 1962. Considered among the most brilliant and talented hand-blown glass makers in the country, they have trained a number of glass artisans and have formed masters that have worked with them for more than 30 years.

Job Creator

More than fifty years ago, Antonio Carlos and Paulo Molinari set up their workshop with a small group of artisans. Today they have trained many more artisans and family members, who all work with them.

Elder Master

This artist is an elder master and continues to actively practice their craft.

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Molinari Family

(58)

"We create original designs and colours, intended for the most demanding public that appreciates Murano inspired artistry."

The Molinari Family has been featured in magazines ranging from In Style to Natural Health.Many Italians immigrated to Brazil in the early 20th... read more