Battuto Technique

Technique: Blowing, battuto engraving. Signed with name and archive number on the bottom.

Material: Transparent, crystal coloured glass with shaded grey-tone colour. Technique: Blowing, battuto engraving. Underside signed with name and archive number on the bottom.

Material: Transparent glass, shaded ocean color. Technique: Blowing, battuto engraving. Signed with name and archive number on the bottom.

Demonstrating the skill and craft of VeArt's Murano artisans the surface has been worked with a Battuto, or hammered, technique, with bubble-like extrusions on either side.

These sublime boat forms begin in the hands of Backhaus-Brown with glass hulls that are masterfully carved by means of the Italian technique called “Battuto,” producing patterns that...

These sublime boat forms begin in the hands of Backhaus-Brown with glass hulls that are masterfully carved by means of the Italian technique called “Battuto,” producing patterns that...

These sublime boat forms begin in the hands of Backhaus-Brown with glass hulls that are masterfully carved by means of the Italian technique called “Battuto,” producing patterns that...

These sublime boat forms begin in the hands of Backhaus-Brown with glass hulls that are masterfully carved by means of the Italian technique called “Battuto,” producing patterns that...

These sublime boat forms begin in the hands of Backhaus-Brown with glass hulls that are masterfully carved by means of the Italian technique called “Battuto,” producing patterns that...

Massimo Micheluzzi (1957) uses traditional techniques to achieve a uniquely modern aesthetic. He is one of very few contemporary Muranese artists to successfully employ Classic murri...

Sky blue mirror or picture frame in the Battuto Technique. Produced circa 1940 by Venini.

This vase is made of purple glass in the “battuto” technique with a frosted effect. We love the modern simplicity and the texture of this highly decorative vase!

This vase is made of purple glass in the “battuto” technique with a frosted effect. We love the modern simplicity and the texture of this highly decorative vase!

This set is made using the “Ferro Battuto” technique in the Manner of Carlo Scarpa.

This pair is hand-crafted by combining the “Sommerso” technique and the Ferro Battuto technique, originally initiated by iconic designer Ettore Sottsass.

Murano glass lamp made of hand-blown glass in a purple tone. It's crafted in the battuto technique, which creates a hammered appearance to the glass.

From Orrefors, fat, heavy slabs of poured crystal vessels by noted Swede Vicke Lindstrand using the battuto technique of cutting the glass leaving it with a carved ice appearance.

Purple Murano glass with incised surface in Battuto technique, etched two stamp signature underside with Venini Murano.

The captivating allure of this Murano bowl lies in its masterful application of the Battuto technique, a traditional Venetian method of glassmaking that creates a unique interplay of...

Crafted using the revered battuto technique, this piece showcases meticulously hand-carved facets that give the glass a hammered texture reminiscent of fine metalwork.

Created using the revered battuto technique, the bowl’s surface is intricately hand-carved to resemble the texture of hammered metal.

Pair of bottles made of hand-blown glass from Murano; Italy in the “Ferro Battuto” technique; attributed to Carlo Scarpa. This highly decorative pair is in a beautiful deep aqua blue...

This hand-blown set is crafted in the ‘ferro battuto’ technique and is in a striking blue color.

This stunning piece features a sophisticated deep grape hue, reminiscent of Italy's finest red wines such as Sassicaia or Barolo. Enhanced by the battuto technique, where the glass s...

The Murano Battuto Vase in Tobacco is a masterclass in design and craftsmanship, brought to life through the renowned battuto technique.

Mouth blown, clear glass sculptural object, using the battuto technique of cutting and grinding a matte finished surface by Italian Murano artist Massimo Micheluzzi.

Mouth blown sculptural object, using the battuto technique of cutting and grinding a matte finished surface by Italian artist Massimo Micheluzzi.

Crafted using the exquisite Battuto technique, this Murano bowl showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of Venetian glassmakers.

The captivating allure of this Murano bowl lies in its masterful application of the Battuto technique, a traditional Venetian method of glassmaking that creates a unique interplay of...

Crafted by the finest Murano artisans, this exquisite piece is created using the revered Battuto technique, where the surface is meticulously hand-carved to achieve a sculptural, fac...

Crafted by the finest Murano artisans, this exquisite piece is created using the revered Battuto technique, where the surface is meticulously hand-carved to achieve a sculptural, fac...

Sculpted entirely by hand using the meticulous Battuto technique, its faceted surface creates a dynamic interplay of light and shadow, lending the piece a sculptural presence that is...

Each vase is meticulously shaped using the revered Battuto technique, creating a faceted surface that catches light in the most mesmerizing way.

Handcrafted by the finest Venetian glass artisans, this piece is a testament to centuries-old Murano glassmaking traditions. The Battuto technique creates a mesmerizing surface remin...

A modernist blue and yellow murano glass pair of wine coolers designed and manufactured in Murano in the Eighties, they are labeled on a side and in perfect conditions. The Battuto t...

There are some liaison with the white Tacchino from Venini. Battuto technique below the neck. Base reads and other identifications, references: No signature on the base.

This set has a beautiful forest green color to the hand-blown glass and features the “vetro battuto” or hammered technique. The measurements listed are for the taller of the two vases.

This set has a beautiful graphite gray color to the hand-blown glass and features the “vetro battuto” or hammered technique. The measurements listed are for the taller of the two vas...

Produced by the prestigious Muranese Company, Venini, this honey colored piece was made using the ‘Battuto’ glass making technique. Deep vertical and horizontal lines score the glass...

The whole surface is finished in "Battuto-technique", fine grinding in linear design.

This luscious cut glass bowl has been infused with gold in the glassblowing to produce the brillant red color; one cannot even do this expensive technique today... The honeycomeb / ...

The set has been made using the “battuto” or hammered technique. They are in a beautiful emerald tone.

The set has been made using the “battuto” or hammered technique. They are in a beautiful mauve tone.

The set has been made using the “battuto” or hammered technique. They are in a beautiful light blue-gray tone.

The set has been made using the “battuto” or hammered technique. They are in a lovely light amethyst colored glass.

The surface has been meticulously refined post-firing using cold-working wheel-carving techniques (battuto and incisione), giving the piece a rich, tactile dimension that beautifully...

The initial hull forms are envisaged by Backhaus & Brown, where they are masterfully blown and sculpted, then carved when cool, by means of the Italian technique called ‘Battuto’...

The initial hull forms are envisaged by Backhaus & Brown, where they are masterfully blown and sculpted, then carved when cool, by means of the Italian technique called ‘Battuto’...

The initial hull forms are envisaged by Backhaus & Brown, where they are masterfully blown and sculpted, then carved when cool, by means of the Italian technique called ‘Battuto’, wh...

The initial hull forms are envisaged by Backhaus & Brown, where they are masterfully blown and sculpted, then carved when cool, by means of the Italian technique called ‘Battuto’, wh...

Scarpa was particularly interested in capturing and amplifying light’s interaction with glass and was instrumental in developing new techniques like battuto (beaten glass), tessuto (...

Scarpa was particularly interested in capturing and amplifying light’s interaction with glass and was instrumental in developing new techniques like battuto (beaten glass), tessuto (...

Scarpa was particularly interested in capturing and amplifying light’s interaction with glass and was instrumental in developing new techniques like battuto (beaten glass), tessuto (...

Blue and clear color submerged, battuto technique with a satin finish. Italian contemporary design made and signed by the Artist Alberto Donà.

Massimo Micheluzzi (1957) uses traditional techniques to achieve a uniquely modern aesthetic. He is one of very few contemporary Muranese artists to successfully employ Classic murri...

Beautiful Murano glass vases, made of clear glass overlaid in green glass, exquisitely finished in large battuto technique. Signed to the bottom. Excellent condition.

A rare and exceptional murano art glass vase attributed to Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri D'Arte. This unique large vase was hand made on the Venetian island of Murano, Italy. Executed...

Murano glass vase attributed to Fratelli Toso. Bearing sticker"Murano Glass Made in Italy"

Sculptural Murano art glass vase dating to circa 1960, featuring a rounded body, slender neck and organically shaped open rim. The piece presents a mineral-like textured surface asso...

1950's modern Murano glass decorative vase, in vintage original condition, with minor wear and patina due to age and use.

Beautiful set of two Sommerso Murano glass vases made in the 1970s. These two small vases have nice soft colors, with blue glass submerged into light yellow glass, finished with clea...

This vintage Murano Sommerso vase exemplifies the celebrated Italian glassblowing technique for which Murano is world renowned, its flattened, oval-tapered silhouette narrowing grace...

This is a large vintage display vase. An Italian, art glass flower urn, dating to the late 20th century, circa 1970. Striking Italian glass with an eye-catching decorative finish D...

Murano hand blown vases made of opaline glass by the Italian artist glassblower Costantini. The body is decorated with round freeform reliefs. This exquisite Venetian vase is sign...