Controlled Bubble

The Interior Core: The heart of the piece is a vibrant, conical form in a rich, warm reddish-amber hue, dramatically textured using the celebrated Bullicante (controlled bubble) tech...

In the inner core of the pear there is also a white glass layer (you can see it on the back view), and big controlled bubbles. There are layers of heavy gold leaf all over the inside...

The colored elements are submerged within surrounding layers of glass in the manner associated with sommerso, while the controlled bubbles provide the decorative effect known as bull...

Vintage sculptural art glass paperweight features a free-flowing central core of cobalt blue and white colored glass and controlled bubbles, enclosed in clear glass in sommerso tech...

The glass itself often features textures like costolato (ribbing) or pulegoso (controlled bubbles) to further diffuse and soften the light.

The inclusion of small controlled bubbles in the clear glass layer of the bowl created an illusion of movement and adds depth and complexity to the composition within the minimal col...

Internally, the sculptures are alive with a dynamic display of controlled bubbles, a technique that demonstrates Seguso's deft skill and deep understanding of glass properties.

Vintage art glass sculpture or paperweight features swirling structure of dichroic glass and controlled bubbles, encased inside a clear glass layer in sommerso technique.

Controlled bubble glass as seen here, also known as “Bolle” or “Bullicante”, is glass that’s embedded with bubbles.

Controlled bubble glass as seen here, also known as “Bolle” or “Bullicante”, is glass that’s embedded with bubbles.

Controlled bubble glass as seen here, also known as “Bolle” or “Bullicante”, is glass that’s embedded with bubbles.

Striking, complex art glass sculpture or paperweight features fused central core with controlled bubbles, multi-layered pigments, and dichroic glass that is encased in clear glass l...

Sculptural Irregular unusual organic shaped white and gold handblown Murano glass bowl with controlled bubbles and Gold Flecks. Outstanding example of Murano glassmaking art, this be...

The choice of semi-translucent opaline glass, with prevalent off-white tones and slight controlled bubbles, adds complexity and visual interest to the piece; the off-white, colored g...

Graphic art glass sculpture or paperweight was created with intertwining blue glass spiral coil helixes and controlled bubbles core fused in clear glass layer in sommerso technique.

A blue and white Murano glass bowl with gold leaf inclusions and a bolle controlled bubble effect Bowl, 6.25"W x 5.5"D x 2.88"H Alfredo Barbini was born on the island of Murano in 19...

The free-formed colored glass structures appear to be floating in clear glass in three-dimensional design; the illusion of movement is further emphasizes by accents of controlled bub...

Steuben’s proprietary formula, developed in the early 20th century, is distinguished by its extraordinary clarity and brilliance. Controlled Bubble Inclusions: The fish’s body is de...

Vintage art glass sculpture features complex fused glass design in Post-Modern style with the central controlled bubble. Cylindrical piece has rounded base and top, and the rounded ...

Made in a rich green art glass using the bullicante technique in which air bubbles are formed under controlled condition to create a bubble technique in the glass.

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Handcrafted in Italy, this urn-shaped table lamp features a wide flared chalice glass body infused with controlled bullicante air bubbles and shimmering gold leaf dust.

Crafted from brushed brass, the fixture features a beautifully hand-blown amber glass globe with delicate controlled air bubbles, producing a warm, atmospheric light when illuminated.

Executed with in capsulated and controlled air bubbles. It is attributed to Archimede Seguso, Italy, circa 1940s-1950s.

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Main Features: Origin: Biot, France, circa 1960s Material: Hand-blown glass with controlled air bubbles Color: Vibrant orange Shape: Small rounded holders with a delicate glass h...

The glass is executed in a layered construction with a luminous green core encased in opaline white glass. Numerous small controlled air bubbles are suspended throughout the body of...

Encased within the glass, controlled air bubbles appear suspended at varying depths, their rounded contours creating points of visual tension and light refraction throughout the body.

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

Beautiful bubble control bowl / ashtray by Daum Nancy plus Croix de Lorraine , France

Alex is pushing the glass blowers to twist their skills further every time again, up until the very moment in which the Bubbles almost collapse. This requires a tremendous control of...

The glass is infused with the "pulegoso" technique, characterized by thousands of tiny, controlled air bubbles that capture and refract light to create an effervescent, sparkling eff...

Cool Murano Sommerso art glass bowl in pink, purple and lavender glass with air bubbles. Galliano Ferro, Italy, 1950-1960s This beautiful hand blown glass bowl has a decorative desi...

Tall organically shaped hand blown glass vase with controlled air bubbles and the so-called Duckling top.

The glass is infused with gold polveri (gold dust) and bullicante (controlled bubbles). IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOLLOWS; PLEASE READ THE BELOW IN ITS ENTIRETY.

These little shell bowls are beloved for the precision and shape of the bubbles and their controlled bubble (aka bullicante) pattern.

.*** If you like shimmer, you'll love this piece with its generous aventurine, inside which is a nice, subtle pattern of controlled bubbles. Measures: approximately 7 x 2 inches.

An emerald‑green art glass bowl with a controlled champagne‑bubble design, Scandinavian Modern / Organic Modern, circa 1960s, Denmark.

They feature **Bullicante** clear Murano glass shades, which have a unique bubbled texture achieved through a controlled air bubble technique.

Decorative Murano art glass vase, likely dating from circa 1990s–2000s, characterized by a soft elongated form, clear pale-blue glass body, controlled air bubbles and colorful intern...

They feature **Bullicante** blue Murano glass shades, which have a unique bubbled texture achieved through a controlled air bubble technique.

A delicate radiating pattern of controlled air bubbles extends outward across the bowl, adding texture and optical depth without disturbing the clean, minimalist silhouette.

The dish’s Bullicante technique, defined by its controlled air bubbles, creates intricate textures and visual depth.

The glass itself is extraordinary, as captured in your superb macro photography: a deep, saturated olive chartreuse / emerald green cased glass with the signature Bullicante techniqu...

"Bullicante" technique in Murano glassmaking means controlled air bubbles intentionally introduced into the glass, creating this distinctive bubbled or "bullicante" effect.

The paper weight is of rounded shape standing on a flat polished base and contains a crafted solitary five petal coral colored flower on a stem with a controlled solitary bubble cent...

The vase features a graceful tapering square form rising from a broad pedestal foot, accented by four bold applied ribbed glass trails that extend vertically from the rim to the base...

The thick, hand-blown core of the vessel features a warm amber-honey hue embedded with an incredibly precise, uniform bullicante pattern—controlled, trapped air bubbles that catch an...

The clear hand-blown glass body is defined by crisp vertical ribbing (costolato) and executed using the complex bullicante technique, which embeds controlled tiers of air bubbles. Ea...

The bowl is distinguished by finely executed bullicante—controlled air bubbles suspended within the crystal—which add remarkable texture and brilliance as light passes through the gl...

Further detail is provided by a series of tiny controlled air bubbles at the base of each bowl, demonstrating the technical skill involved in their manufacture.