Sand and fire, natural elements from whose meeting comes that noble gift we call glass. Glass was discovered by the Phoenicians around 5000 BC. and subsequently the Romans developed the glassmaking tradition by inventing it in the 1st century BC. the blowpipe and the window glass.

Glass arrived in Venice around the 1500s. Since the presence of the ovens was often the cause of fires and in order to better safeguard the secrets of the glass art, with an edict of 1291 the Doge confined all glass producers to the island of Murano, thus giving rise to the glassmaking tradition that will last for centuries.

The processing is handcrafted, freehand, by glass masters who have the creative ability to mold this precious material into objects of great and intense beauty.

The processing is handcrafted, freehand, by glass masters who have the creative ability to mold this precious material into objects of great and intense beauty.
All the products reach the ambient temperature by means of a slow and constant cooling which takes place in special muffles.

Once the production phases are completed, the finishing of the product begins, the qualitative selection, polishing, drilling, forging, cutting, grinding.

An art that has made the Art of Murano famous all over the world and which, thanks to continuous experimentation, manual skills and today's innovation, never ceases to amaze true lovers of beautiful things.