Murano glass Sommerso vase, 1960s

This Murano glass Sommerso vase designed by Flavio Poli for Seguso in the 1960s is a work of art that perfectly combines refinement, aesthetics and technical skill. The vase's wavy and sinuous design, accompanied by its thick glass structure with a central green hue that merges with the transparent edges, vividly illustrates the sommerso technique. This method, characteristic of Poli's iconic style, involves the overlapping of glass layers of different colors and textures to create captivating multicolored visual effects.

The dynamic interaction between the vase and the light amplifies the different shades of green, producing a captivating and changing color show depending on the viewing angle. Its refined aesthetic makes it a versatile piece that fits harmoniously into various interior environments. Whether decorating a library, adding a touch of elegance to the dining room table or becoming the focal point of a living room, this vase will elevate your space with distinction.

Although it lacks a brand or signature, the exceptional quality of the glass and the sophisticated design strongly attest to Flavio Poli's work for Seguso. This vase is not only a decorative object; it also represents the immense appeal and durability of 1960s Murano glass art, while highlighting the artistry and meticulous work of its creator. Owning such a piece not only allows you to beautify your living space, but also connects you to a rich heritage of glassmaking excellence, sure to inspire the admiration of all your guests.

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