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Fendi Casa Hand-blown Vetri Glass Artístico Murano Vase, Amethyst Faceted Cut Offered for sale is one Fendi Casa hand-blown vases manufactured in Italy by Vetri Artístico Murano. W...

Fendi Casa Hand-blown Vetri Glass Artístico Murano Vase, Amethyst Faceted Cut Offered for sale is one Fendi Casa hand-blown vases manufactured in Italy by Vetri Artístico Murano. W...

Evoking the soft mystery of twilight and the tactile charm of sculptural form, the Hand-Blown Murano Cactus Vase in Amethyst is a poetic expression of contemporary craftsmanship. Its...

A blown Murano glass vase, deep amethyst color. Measurements: Height 9.5" Diameter 4.75".

Fendi murano vase - Circa 2010 Murano glass Measures: D40 x H14. Perfect condition.

Seguso Scavo Murano amethyst vase. Purple / amethyst bud vase with handle, Venice, Italy, circa 1940. Dimensions: 8.75” height x 2.38" diameter base; 2.88...

Amethyst color vase, from the Island of Murano, in the Manner of Carlo Scarpa.

The result of a year-long collaboration between the Swiss-French designer and Nouvel Studio, Isla explores the juxtaposition of myriad hues and glass transparencies through two diffe...

This exquisite hand-blown vase from the island of Murano, near Venice, is a stunning example of Venetian glass artistry. The vase features a beautifully clear bottom that transitions...

Murano Glass designed by Roberto Cavalli and produced by Cavalli casa. Signed and with original label. Biography Roberto Cavalli has made a career out of dressing women in his highly decorative, flamboyant and intricate gowns. Unapologetic glamour, fluidly applied onto the female form with an Italian man’s sensibilities, has come to be Cavalli’s signature style. Cavalli was born in Florence, Tuscany. His grandfather, Giuseppe Rossi, was a member of the Macchiaioli Movement, whose work is exhibited in the Uffizi Gallery. Cavalli decided to enrol at the local Art Institute, concentrating in textile print. While still a student, he made a series of flower prints on knit that caught the attention of major Italian hosiery factories. In the early 1970s, he invented and patented a revolutionary printing procedure on leather, and he started creating patchworks of different materials. He debuted these techniques in Paris, immediately getting commissions from the likes of Hermès and Pierre Cardin. At age 30, he presented his first namesake collection at the Salon for Prêt-à-Porter in Paris. He brought it to the catwalks of the Sala Bianca of Palazzo Pitti in Florence, and later on those of Milano Collezioni, jeans made of printed denim, intarsia leathers, brocade and wild prints. He opened his first boutique in 1972 in Saint-Tropez. In 1980 Cavalli married Eva Düringer...