Murano craftsmen like to play with shapes and colors to provide the most genuine, graceful and luxuriant Venetian masterpiece glass artwork.
Stunning Murano chandelier made by very special techniques to provide one of the most appreciated artworks made by old traditional systems.
Stylish Murano chandelier. A perfect combination of high quality materials and dazzling appearance made by the most experienced artists with very distinctive features.
A magnificent Venetian glass chandelier made with classic looks produced by a unique process to provide the ultimate top notch masterpiece.
More than just a chandelier, this piece of work is handcrafted by professional glassblowers with the utmost careful attention to details.
Remarkable beauty. Marvellous design. Magnificent style. These are just a few of the words that best clarify this venetian glass chandelier.
Add light and style to your room with this spectacular chandelier made in Murano glass. Its central heart-shaped give a romantic look to your environment.
A work of art delicious. If you are looking for a breathtaking chandelier look no further, stay with this magnificent Murano glass chandelier made in transparent glass / gold 24K and polychrome colors.
Simple but beautiful, delicate and clear colors in this sconce of Murano glass. This small object will give a immense value to your walls.
Fabulous design, astonishing quality. The best features in a stunning Murano chandelier. It is probably the most admired Italian masterwork.
Rezzonico chandelier in Murano glass, its transparency and delicacy of colors make us dream the Venice of the ancient splendor
Traditional Murano glass Rezzonico chandelier, burst of color in the crystalline Murano glass. Spring light.
Delightful Murano glass chandelier made by gifted artists through the incredible complex process for a very prismatic and detailed masterpiece.
Murano glass chandelier with transparent and delicate colors.
Chandelier researched and lively with its modern colors is suitable for young and modern environments.
