How every piece is made
Murano glass · Handmade in Italy · One of a kind
Artists
l'arte diventa vetro“where art becomes glass”
Klimt's gold. Van Gogh's swirling night. Monet's water lilies in the morning light. The masterpieces that changed the way we see, redrawn line by line and reborn in Murano glass.
Every clock, plate, lamp and vase is cut, layered and fired by hand in Murano, the island that has shaped glass for more than seven centuries. No prints, no shortcuts: each piece is one of a kind, a work of art made to be lived with.
No prints. No copies. Only hands, fire and glass.
Cut by hand ✦
Fused in the kiln ✦
Murano glass ✦
One of a kind ✦
Works of art ✦
Shaped by master glassmakers ✦
Made in Italy ✦
Never two the same ✦
The story
Artists, made by hand
Klimt, Van Gogh, Monet, Degas, Modigliani: painters who changed the way we see colour and light. In Murano we ask a simple question: what happens when a masterpiece is translated into glass?
The answer takes days of work. The painting is redrawn line by line, then sheets of coloured Murano glass are cut by hand, one shape at a time, and composed like a mosaic. The piece is fired in the kiln, where the glass melts, fuses and takes its final form. Gold becomes glass, brushstrokes become light.
Every clock, plate, lamp and vase is unique. It is not a print or a copy, but a new work of art, made in Italy to be lived with every day.
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The answer takes days of work. The painting is redrawn line by line, then sheets of coloured Murano glass are cut by hand, one shape at a time, and composed like a mosaic. The piece is fired in the kiln, where the glass melts, fuses and takes its final form. Gold becomes glass, brushstrokes become light.
Every clock, plate, lamp and vase is unique. It is not a print or a copy, but a new work of art, made in Italy to be lived with every day.
01
The masterpiece
It starts with a painting we love, redrawn line by line for glass.
02
The fire
Then comes colour: cut, layered and fused in the kiln.
03
The hand
Each piece is finished by hand. Never two the same.
Klimt
Van Gogh
Monet
Degas
Sculptures
Clocks
Lamps
Plates