1950s Murano Glass Vase (7.5in/19cm)

1950s Murano Glass Vase (7.5in/19cm)The sommerso technique is one of Muranos most recognizable, developed in the 1930s by the Venetian islands pioneering glassmakers. It involves submerging one color of glass into another without either being disrupted, often to striking effect. Such is the case with this petite vase, rendered in clear crystal and vivid emerald green. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that

A clever blend of function and form

is hand-painted

using experimental petal-like brush strokes in red and blue hues

This incense holder is one such example

Its Ojete collection is named for the Spanish word for eyelet and delivers a contemporary take on this traditional form of needlework

The Dotty Vine jam jar

the feather-light Formentera dress is crafted in silk with a special rhythm afforded by the tiered silhouette

a rare flower-knot weave that resembles interlaced petals and takes five times longer to carry out than common weaves

during this period

Silhouettes seemingly inspired by the energy of water were commonplace during the mid-century

spun from pure

while the speckles around the edges are a result of the iron finding its way through the grey tin glaze