Blue Murano Glass Vase by Umberto Bellotto, Barovier e Toso Glassworks

Description

A work that transcends its function as a vase to become a historical testament to Venetian design. This piece, designed by the genius Umberto Bellotto , represents the perfect application of the "Connubi" technique in iron and glass , patented by the artist in 1910 together with the architect Cesare Aurienti.

Dating back to the 1930s , the vase embodies the bold dialogue between the ethereal fragility of Murano glass —here in a vibrant blue hue—and the earthy strength of wrought iron. The grape vine decoration envelops the glass body not like a cage, but like an organic embrace, maintaining the Art Nouveau sensibility that made the master famous. Born from the synergy with historic furnaces (likely Barovier & Toso ), this object combines technical innovation with age-old tradition.

An intact collector's piece, ideal for those seeking authentic Venetian excellence. Perfect as a unique piece to display in a brightly lit niche or as the undisputed centerpiece of a room, where the blue glass can express its full sculptural depth .

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This is a vintage and/or handcrafted item. Any small signs of wear or imperfections in the workmanship attest to its authenticity and charm, making each piece unique. The photos are an integral part of the description.