Murano Bullicante Sommerso Ashtray with Gold Aventurine giltwood frame and graceful floral garlands

and graceful floral garlands

revealing how an abstract composition can convey both intense energy and thoughtful design

an iconic glassmaking technique that disrupts the smooth contours of the form to create a captivating play of light

From 1971 to 1975 he was editor of Casabella magazine and from 1977 to 1980 editor in chief of Modo design magazine

making it a striking addition to collection

Murano Bullicante Sommerso Ashtray with Gold Aventurine giltwood frame and graceful floral garlands9 1 4W x 2H x 9D A quintessential example of the "Golden Age" of Venetian glassmaking, this substantial art glass vessel embodies the sophisticated glamour of 1950s and 60s Italian modern design. Hand blown on the island of Murano, the piece is a masterclass in depth and texture, showcasing the celebrated Bullicante technique. A precise grid of controlled air bubbles is suspended within the heavy, clear glass walls, creating a mesmerizing,