Murano Green Vase

Description

Unknown maker but with Murano sticker| Companion piece available in purple
This mesmerizing Murano glass vase is a masterwork of the sommerso technique—an artful process in which colored glass is layered within clear crystal to create dimensional depth and light play. The central emerald green core, encased in luminous bands of blush, blue, and gold, glows with internal radiance. Its sculptural silhouette—with gentle undulations and a fluid organic form—feels as much like a gemstone as a vessel.

The piece likely dates from the 1960s or 1970s, and though unsigned, it is consistent with works by Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d’Arte or possibly Mandruzzato, known for their clean modernist profiles and vibrant use of sommerso color stacking. A companion piece in violet exists, suggesting this work was part of a deliberate paired design—making it ideal for collectors seeking complementary symmetry in form and palette.

Heavy and refined, this vase exemplifies the elegance, innovation, and craftsmanship that define Murano glass at its most sophisticated.

Condition: Excellent

Vertical
12
Horizontal
6.5
Depth
4
Conditions
Excellent, consistent with age