This Murano glass centerpiece bowl from the 1960s exemplifies the dynamic, organic forms of Italian mid-century modern design. Its elongated, low silhouette—measuring 33 × 19 cm and standing 7 cm high—is hand-shaped using the sommerso technique, resulting in layered transitions of deep green and turquoise. The glass is thick, with a pronounced sense of depth and transparency, while the rim undulates asymmetrically in wave-like motions. The surface is smooth and highly glossy, reflecting light with a liquid luminosity. There are no metal fittings or additional materials; the entire piece is a single, continuous form crafted by hand. The bowl remains in its original condition, with only minor scratches or gentle signs of use—no visible chips or cracks.The piece tells a story of Italian modernism, as if Murano glass, in the hands of a master craftsman, dances with light and color. The flowing rim recalls the movement of the Venetian lagoon, and the interplay of turquoise and green evokes watery landscapes. The bowl seems to speak in its own voice: “Every curve is a gesture of the hand, every hue a memory of light refracted through glass.” It is a fragment of Italian design history, captured in sculptural form.This centerpiece can be displayed on a low sideboard or coffee table in a mid-century modern interior, emphasizing the dialogue between organic and geometric lines. It pairs well with teak wood, minimalist 1960s lamps, and simple ceramics. The bowl’s saturated colors stand out against a neutral wall palette or warm gray textiles, and it can be combined with other vintage Italian pieces for a refined,
DIMENSION
Height7 cm
Width19 cm
Length33 cm
Dimension details
Length33 cm
Height7 cm
Width19 cm
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