This spherical Murano glass vase from the 1950s, attributed to Galliano Ferro, is crafted using the sommerso technique and features an intense, smoothly blended color gradient—transitioning from amber-orange through yellow to vivid lime green. The highly transparent, glossy surface enhances the depth and luminosity of the colors, while a regular, spiral arrangement of small air bubbles—a bullicante decoration—adds both texture and a sense of movement to the piece. The vase’s organic form is accentuated by subtle, swirling interior lines, with precisely ground and polished rim and base ensuring stability and a refined finish. The vase remains in ideal condition, with no signs of use, damage, or restoration.In this compact glass form, the spirit of 1950s Italian modernism is reflected—an era when Murano workshops explored the artistic potential of color and light, elevating everyday objects into expressive works of art. The spiral bullicante motif narrates a story of movement, while the rich gradient recalls a period when glassware was celebrated for both its decorative and utilitarian qualities. Despite its modest scale, the vase captures the vitality of light, as if enclosing a fragment of an Italian summer within its transparent shell.This type of vase may be displayed as a solitary accent on a marble surface or a light wood console, where its color play and transparency are highlighted by natural daylight. It can be paired with other glass objects—either clear or in similar hues—to create a collector’s gallery effect. The vase also complements mid-century ceramics or minimalist sculptures, especially within interiors inspired by mid-century modern or contemporary styles that value the display of
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Height10 cm
Width11 cm
Length11 cm
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Length11 cm
Height10 cm
Width11 cm
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