Vaso Caraffa in Vetro di Murano Pulegoso di Archimede Seguso Anni 50 italiandesign The proximity to raw materials

The proximity to raw materials facilitated the development of numerous porcelain factories in the region

or floral motifs mixed with mermaids and cherubs in gray monochrome on a blue or brown background

Diresse molte riviste di architettura tra le quali Domus

Doccia porcelain is fired at a high temperature

made as a non-commercial prototype by Fontana Arte in the 1970s

Vaso Caraffa in Vetro di Murano Pulegoso di Archimede Seguso Anni 50 italiandesign The proximity to raw materialsMurano pulegoso glass carafe, made by Archimede Seguso in the 1950s cm 12,5 h cm 24 Archimede Seguso was a renowned Italian entrepreneur and master glassmaker, considered a giant in his field. He was born on December 17, 1909, in Murano, Venice, and died on September 6, 1999, in Murano, Venice. Nicknamed "a living glass encyclopedia" for his vast knowledge, Seguso is credited with shaping Venetian glass art in the 20th century. The master glassmaker