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The Secrets of Millefiori – The Most Recognized Murano Glass Technique
★Murano, also known as Murrine is one of the best known and highly sought after techniques of Murano glass art. It stands for a?? A thousand flowers? in Italian, and indeed the result of this hard work is like often a whimsical flower field showing their beautiful colors. As the rings made of Murano glass incredible trailer figures, paperweights, vases, lanterns are also made more difficult with this technique, as can be imagined Venetian glass master, create such a variety of patterns and bright colors of glass. So in this article wea? Ll discover the secrets of this technique known since ancient times and perfected by the glassmakers of Murano, and give an insight into the rich history behind it. In the sixteenth century some of the artisans of Murano glass started trying to imitate the beautiful old glasses founded by the Romans. They succeeded in doing that, but since many of the techniques of glass manufacture, and later discovered the secret, this once again the interest in this novel provoking pieces lost in the second half of the nineteenth century. At the time of the archaeological discoveries have been more frequent and many beautiful decorative objects were excavated, the artists re-created from Murano glass jars with classical antiquity by the Romans were fascinated and exhibited at the famous Museum of Glass, Murano. Some of the beautiful things that come to us are often scattered in glass vases, bowls, vases and plates with floral or abstract patterns throughout the interior and exterior of the property. Venetian glass artisans understand that these elements are conceptually with glass rods in the form of various patterns and then cut and fused. However, it was so easy to work with a precise technique for playing this type of glass, when he sustained and passionate research by trial and error. That was exactly what a man willing to do odd names and sold to Vincenzo Moretti.
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