Blue Murano Glass Pendant Light by Barovier Toso Lighting Niest employed ribbon-forming technique—hammering and

Niest employed ribbon-forming technique—hammering and shaping silver sheets into flowing

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The emerald green with gold accents works across Art Deco revival

The hand-painted gold accents require exceptional precision and steady hand while the emerald green glaze demonstrates mastery of mineral oxide chemistry producing vibrant saturated color

Blue Murano Glass Pendant Light by Barovier Toso Lighting Niest employed ribbon-forming technique—hammering andAn extremely rare pendant light made from cobalt blue coloured Murano glass. The Torchini style frame is a classic light design, of this period, characterized by a round or oval shaped glass shade that is suspended from a ceiling fixture. The Bullicante technique is featured in the glass cup. This involves blowing a layer of glass over a layer of another glass, creating a bubbled effect. This gives the glass a unique and dynamic appearance. Origin: