Murano chandeliers island

Welcome to your Italian mall for Murano Chandeliers
and more Venetian products.


We offer the finest authentic Murano glass chandeliers, Lanterns, Mirrors, Burano Lace and many Italian handmade products directly from Venice.


Discount & Free shipping worldwide
15% off
(only September)

Some series of ours Murano chandeliers

Murano Chandelier San Joseph 6 lights
Murano Chandelier San Joseph 8+4 lights
Murano Chandelier Pink Tulips
Modern Murano Table Lamp Multicolors Iris


Pantalone

Mocenigo

Murano chandelier 8 lights Sospiri series
Blue Murano chandelier 6 lights Pantalone series
Murano chandeliers 8 lights with flowers Mocenigo series
Murano chandeliers Malamocco series


Murano chandeliers Giudecca series
Murano chandeliers Casanova black
Murano chandeliers Burano series
Murano chandeliers Roma


Black Murano chandelier
Red Murano chandelier
Murano chandeliers Rialto series
Murano chandeliers Barchessa series


Murano chandeliers Silvermoon
Murano chandeliers Canaletto series
Murano chandeliers Morosini series
Murano chandeliers Snow-White


Hawalli Murano chandeliers
Murano crystal chandeliers Redentore
Murano chandeliers Accademia series
Murano chandeliers Sunflowers Van Gogh


Wall sconce Canaletto series
White Murano Chandelier
Murano chandelier Iris Flowers
Venetians glass Chandeliers


Venetian chandeliers Arlecchino
Table lamp Sunflowers
Wall sconce Iris Van Gogh
Authentic Old Murano chandelier
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Murano glass chandeliers, the most known products of the Venetian glass-blowers in the world.
Architects, interior and furniture Designers you are welcome. Send us your requests, your projects
we will be pleased to help you with the best solutions and prices.

Our Master glass-blowers will manufacture Your personal Chandelier. Send your request !
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ALWAYS NEW ARTICLES and NEW COLORS
directly from the Murano glass-blowers experience

Murano glass History
Murano Chandeliers and Venetian lights are the epitome of refinement and transparency, and its fascinating history and legacy dates back more than a thousand years. The oldest document confirming the presence of glass Masters in Murano is dated 982AD, over a thousand years ago. Byzantine glassmaking traditions played a role in the development of the art in Venice, then a bustling centre of trade between Europe and the southern and eastern shores of the Mediterranean. The Venetian Master glass were so highly skilled that they gained great control over the colour and transparency of their glass and mastered a variety of decorative techniques that enabled them to produce objects whose elegance and quality have never been equalled. Towards the end of the thirteenth century the Venetian Republic ordered all glassmakers to move their foundries to the island of Murano, due to the risk of fires. The Venice Republic (Serenissima), jealous of the glass art had forced to move the glass foundries to Murano island for check all the activities. The Murano glassblowers could not leave the island and Venice without a special permission. Many succeeded in escape and bringing with if the secret of the techniques of the Murano glass. In the XV century the craftsmanship of the glass had a crisis, due perhaps to the commerce of the Boemia glass inspired to the same Murano glass. But the Murano glassworkers created new techniques and new products, the Murano glass chandeliers to revive the economy in Venice.For centuries Europe's most prominent aristocratic families commissioned objects, chandeliers, vases and glasses of such exquisite aesthetics and handcrafting that today they are housed in museums and in private collections. In the making of their highly creative glassware Murano glass Masters still use the simple tools that were used in the past like pliers, blowing pipe, iron rods and clippers. Venetian glass and Murano Chandeliers are in fact a 'long' type of glass, i.e. it remains soft for a relatively long time before it has to be placed in the furnace. This is important for hand-working because it allows the glassmaker more time to shape the material, to blow it into thin layers and to employ the many complex techniques that distinguish Murano glassware and make it stand in a class of its own. The art and techniques of master glass makers are handed down "andando a bottega", that is 'only by learning in the shop' from the masters, exactly like in the medieval times. In fact in addition to employing and refining many technologies the art Venetian glassmaking includes a cultural aspect, a creative force that is handed down to the new generations only through hard work, modesty, great dedication and attention to the work arried out by the best craftsmen or artists. Remember, a fantastic Murano chandelier improves forever your house. Murano chandeliers,glass chandelier,italian lighting,venetian lights,wall sconce.

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