Mezza Filigrana

This workmanship was made famous by Giò Ponti in the Morandiane series and Dino Martens in his mezza filigrana creations. The particularity of this set lies in the subsequent transf...

Crafted from hand-blown glass, the oversized ovoid body features a striking central band of opaque white spiral filigree, executed with the precision of classic Murano mezza filigran...

Master glassmakers at Cenedese mouth-blew the piece using complex Venetian casing (incamiciato) alongside parallel ribbon-cane techniques (a canne / mezza filigrana). The interior ca...

The spere, of old production, are made of handblown Murano glass using the traditional “mezza filigrana” technique—developed in Murano between the second and third decades of the 16t...

It serves as a masterclass in the mezza filigrana (half-filigree) technique, featuring a continuous, hypnotic spiral of vibrant emerald green and sun-drenched amber-orange glass cane...

Vintage Tessuto Plate by Tyra Lundgren for Venini, Murano A vintage lattimo mezza filigrana glass plate made of transparent glass decorated with fine white canes.

This is followed by techniques such as Mezza Filigrana, Lattimo and Zanfirico. All techniques play with baths and spiral patterns.

Two years later, he developed the mezza filigrana style, creating very thin glassware decorated by internal swirling lines.

Multi-colored mezza filigrana glass. Signed and numbered underneath.

The vase is created in the “Mezza Filigrana” technique, with 5 rows of white and 1 row of copper aventurine flecks ribbons alternating pattern.