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Vintage Murano Glass Clown Figurine. Hand Blown Glass. 1960-1969. For Sale


Vintage Murano Glass Clown Figurine. Hand Blown Glass. 1960-1969.
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Vintage Murano Glass Clown Figurine. Hand Blown Glass. 1960-1969.:
$300.00

Vintage Murano Glass Clown Figurine.Production Technique: Hand Blown Glass.Date of creation: 1960-1969.Measures: Approximately 7 inches high x 4 inches in diameter.Conditions: Very Good Conditions / Vintage.
Murano glass refers to glassware made on the island of Murano, which is part of a network of islands in the Venetian Lagoon. For centuries, glassmakers from all over Italy flocked to Venice, a city with a port that made it a key center for trade when Venice was part of the Byzantine Empire. Until the end of the Byzantine Empire, the world\'s leading glassblowers were located primarily in Egypt and Syria. Thanks to the reach of the empire, knowledge was shared throughout the region, and the glassmakers of Venice honed their skills thanks to these master craftsmen.Figura de payaso de cristal de Murano de época.Técnica de producción: Vidrio soplado a mano.Fecha de creación: 1960-1969.Medidas: Aproximadamente 7 pulgadas de alto x 4 pulgadas de diámetro.Condiciones: Muy buen estado / Vintage.
El vidrio de Murano se refiere a la cristalería fabricada en la isla de Murano, que forma parte de una red de islas en la Laguna de Venecia. Durante siglos, los vidrieros de toda Italia acudieron a Venecia, una ciudad con un puerto que la convirtió en un centro clave para el comercio cuando Venecia formaba parte del Imperio Bizantino. Hasta el final del Imperio Bizantino, los principales sopladores de vidrio del mundo se encontraban principalmente en Egipto y Siria. Gracias al alcance del imperio, los conocimientos se compartían por toda la región, y los vidrieros de Venecia perfeccionaron sus habilidades gracias a estos maestros artesanos.
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