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  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts
  • Murano Vetreria Glass Arm with Dice - Hickmet Fine Arts

"Holding Dice" by Stefano Morasso

£1,850
£1,850

An eyecatching hand blown clear glass with a streak of amethyst study of an extended arm holding a dice within a palm, exhibiting excellent colour and detail, with original label from Vetreria glassworks with artist's signature.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Height:                                      34 cm                  

Condition:                               Excellent Original Condition

Circa:                                         1990

Materials:                                Cameo Glass

SKU:                                           6597


ABOUT

Stefano Morasso, Italian born 1962

Stefano Morasso, a distinguished Murano glass artist, embodies the rich heritage of Venetian glassmaking. Born in Murano, Italy, he honed his craft from a young age, absorbing the intricate techniques and traditions passed down through generations. Morasso's work is characterized by its elegance, precision, and innovative use of color and form, making him a prominent figure in the contemporary glass art scene.

Morasso's creations span a variety of styles, from delicate vases and bowls to intricate sculptures and jewelry. His ability to manipulate molten glass with dexterity results in pieces that are both visually stunning and structurally intricate. He often incorporates traditional Murano techniques, such as filigrana and murrine, into his work, blending them with modern design elements to create unique and timeless art pieces.

Throughout his career, Morasso has exhibited his works internationally, earning acclaim for his artistry and craftsmanship. His dedication to preserving the Murano glassmaking tradition while pushing its boundaries has garnered him a loyal following among collectors and art enthusiasts alike. Stefano Morasso's contributions continue to inspire and elevate the world of glass art, ensuring that the legacy of Murano glass remains vibrant and relevant in the contemporary art landscape.

Murano Glass

The history of Murano glass is a tale of artistic ingenuity and innovation, rooted in the small Venetian island of Murano, Italy. Dating back to the late 13th century, the glassmaking industry in Murano evolved as a strategic move to protect the city of Venice from the risk of fires caused by glass furnaces. Murano's glass artisans were required to relocate to the island, where they refined their craft in isolation.

Over the centuries, Murano glassmakers became masters of their trade, pioneering techniques such as crystalline glass, enameling, and millefiori. The Renaissance period witnessed Murano glass achieving unprecedented levels of sophistication, with intricate designs and vibrant colors becoming hallmarks of the art form. Murano's glass industry continued to flourish through the Baroque and Rococo eras, and its reputation for producing exquisite chandeliers, mirrors, and decorative glassware spread across Europe.

Despite economic challenges and competition, Murano glass has endured, remaining a symbol of Italian craftsmanship and artistic excellence. Today, Murano glass continues to captivate collectors and enthusiasts worldwide, honoring a legacy that spans over seven centuries.




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A: All items shipped are fully insured for loss or damage

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A: We offer a Certificate Of Authenticity for every item we sell. For security reasons we normally send these documents separately

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A: We are happy to accept payment in GBP Sterling by credit card, Paypal or bank transfer.

Returns & Exchange

We are pleased to offer a 14 day full refund policy for items purchased online. If you are unhappy with an item for any reason we would ask you to return the item to us in undamaged condition within 14 days and we will make a full refund of the price paid. Please note that the buyer is responsible for return postage costs.

We are also happy to offer a bespoke service whereby you may exchange any item originally purchased from us for another item from our current selection of stock. Please contact us for further details.