This mid-century Murano centerpiece bowl from the 1960s was crafted in Italy using the sommerso glass technique. The piece is notable for its thick, hand-formed organic body: elongated with asymmetrical, wing-like upward curves on either side, smoothly transitioning from deep ruby red at its core to clear, crystalline glass along the rim. The highly polished, mirror-like surface accentuates the interplay of intense color and light, characteristic of Murano craftsmanship. Devoid of any decorative patterns or embellishments, the bowl relies entirely on its powerful form, saturated gradient hues, and sculptural silhouette. The substantial weight of the glass and the tactile, fluid contours emphasize artisanal skill. The bowl is preserved in its original condition, displaying light, age-appropriate surface marks typical of vintage pieces—minor micro-scratches but no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs.This piece carries the voice of Italian modernism from the 1960s, where pure form and color were meant to speak louder than ornamentation. The smooth surface reveals the boldness of Murano glassmakers, masters of creating luminous depth from simple gradients and gently undulating shapes. The ruby interior catches the light like a
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Height10 cm
Depth17 cm
Width32 cm
Dimension details
Width32 cm
Height10 cm
Depth17 cm
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