Adorned with a slightly shorter yet elegant stem, this ingabbiato vase uses the "sfumato" technique to blend azure and green hues. The verdant tone ascends the neck, merging with the azure blue like the sea. The Muranese ingabbiato technique involves blowing molten glass in a metal cage, enhancing movement. Slight variations may apply in the replica due to a handmade production process. Each metal cage is crafted by the artist herself and each glass blowing is executed individually by a master blower. Each artifact is unique: the height, the “fullness,” the cut, and the color shading depends on the exact moment the glass is blown inside the metal cage by the Master glassmaker. Metal finish: nickel plating. Mouth: Ø2.5cm.
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