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Technique: It uses the iconic Millefiori (thousand flowers) method, featuring fused multicolored glass canes (murrine) set into a cobalt blue …
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Technique: It uses the iconic Millefiori (thousand flowers) method, featuring fused multicolored glass canes (murrine) set into a cobalt blue glass base.
Details: It features decorative gold-stone flecks (avventurina) or metallic foil patches swirled into the pattern. [1]Technique: It uses the iconic Millefiori (thousand flowers) method, featuring fused multicolored glass canes (murrine) set into a cobalt blue glass base.Details: It features decorative gold-stone flecks (avventurina) or metallic foil patches swirled into the pattern.
Made in Murano Italy in the 1960s
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