Veart I Millenari 1983, Incamiciato Murano Glass Vase Centerpiece

A minute mouth-blowing process led to this singular Murano glass vase, its shape obtained from a thoughtful balance of proportions and curves. Its fresh color scheme and peculiar shades result from the "incamiciato" (layering) technique where a milky layer of glass is overlaid by a bright tblack layer on the exterior. Incamiciato glass has a very considerable visual impact, especially in large vases, as the chromatic solutions are indeed numberless.
It retians the original label and is marked at the base *VeArt 1983*.
Measures: 29 cm at the widest, Height: 12 cm.
In excellent conditions with no chips or cracks

INCAMICIATO
This is a technique that produced beautiful vases with two different colors on its inside and outside.
The technique involves the fusion of two sheets of glass with two different colors.
Then this is shaped into vases that have different colors on the inside and outside

VeArt was a glass factory founded in 1965 by Sergio Biliotti and Ludovico de Santillana who was the husband of Anna Venini, daughter of the Venini’s founder Paolo Venini, and father of Laura Diaz de Santillana , designer for the Venini. In 1980s VeArt glass manufacture cooperated with famous glass designers Luigi Massoni, Emilio Moretti, Mario Ticcò, Afra & Tobia Scarpa, Santiago Miranda, Toni Zuccheri, Perry King. This piece is dated 1983 and could be designed by one of these makers. The VeArt glass factory closed at the beginning of the 90’s.