decorative centerpiece bowls

Like rain droplets, bubbles cover the sprawling surface of this Murano-inspired art glass centerpiece presented by Brazil's Rodrigo Honorio. A superlative example of the blown glass techniques that artisans on Murano Island in Italy have employed for centuries, the decorative centerpiece has irregular scalloped edges and an open form reminiscent of a water lily. A gorgeous smoky brown shade ensures the centerpiece will complement the color scheme of just about any room.

Because each piece is individually crafted by hand, minor variations in color, shape and weight are to be expected.

Featuring a handcrafted design, this Brazilian centerpiece is made from blown glass by the Molinari Family, who carry on the teachings of Aldo Bonora. With a wave-like shape and blue pigmentation, this art glass accent makes a bright and striking addition to any room.

Brazil's Molinari Family trained in the fine art of blown glass on the island of Murano, Italy, before emigrating. Their expertise is beautifully evident in this elegant centerpiece bowl. Blown by hand in the traditional style, the undulating bowl features a white exterior and ripples of chestnut, raisin and amber on the interior.

Designed with elegant eloquence, this centerpiece is an original creation by the Molinari Family. They master traditional blown glass techniques to achieve the flowing lines and colorful artistry of this piece.

The presence of air bubbles accentuates the nature of the traditional hand blown crafting process, making each piece unique.

A radiant spiral with touches of black, brown, and amber winds down into the center of this centerpiece with a wavy rim. The Molinari Family of Brazil masters the techniques of hand blowing glass, traditional to the island of Murano in Italy.The presence of air bubbles accentuates the nature of the traditional hand blown crafting process, making each piece unique.

Seguso Family artisans create this magnificent art glass centerpiece. Colorful stripes align along the narrow translucent oval. Its vivid elegance conjures the color of carnaval or a circus show. The Seguso family has lived in Murano, Italy since the 1300s. Mario Seguso moved to Brazil in the 1950s and his family carries on his masterful blown glass techniques.

The presence of air bubbles accentuates the nature of the traditional hand blown crafting process, making each piece unique.