Murano Chandeliers and Art Glass by Afro Celotto, Luca Vidal and more

Hand blown glass had been produced on the Venetiantechniques have blossomed and he now devotes
Island of Murano since the 9th century.  Owning amost of his time to freedom of artistic expression
piece of GENUINE Murano Glass not only gives you acreating unique, stunning and valuable limited edition
piece you can admire for its brilliance of workmanshippieces.
and quality, but a piece that will only increase in valueAfro's artistic relationship has blossomed with Pino
over time.  Signoretto who has in general, been considered the
Companies such as Barovier and Toso, Cenedese,greatest Maestro of Venetian heavy glass sculpture
AVEM, Laguna Murano and more have producedon the Island of Murano.  Pino is also a member of
items with a world-wide reputation for exceptionalanother world renowned Glass Blower's team, Dale
skill and craftsmanship.  Some modern MuranoChihuly.  Afro Celotto and his esteemed team has
Maestros include Afro Celotto and Luca Vidal.  Borncooperated with a number of International Glass
in 1963, Afro Celotto began his apprenticeship in F3artists producing some of the most exquisite pieces
International Glass at the age of 15 under the Italianavailable.  His works adorn the corridors of some of
Glass Master Lino Tagliapietra.the best galleries in the world.
Afro Celotto gained the title of "First master"Murano Chandeliers are still regarded as the very best
glass-maker at the "La Murrina" international glassof their type available anywhere in the world. 
factory located on the Island of Murano.  There heStriking and difficult glass blowing techniques merge
devoted his time to mastering 2 of the oldestwith function, style and sheer brilliance to create
Venetian glass blowing techniques known asitems that are of mind-blowing presence.  Many are
FILIGRANA and MURRINA.based on old and tested designs from the 11th and
Lino Tagliapietra left "F3 International" and opened his12th centuries with a mix of Glass types and
own glass blowing studio and when he did, Afro wasmethods such as Filligrana, Millefiore and more.  Sizes
asked to fill the void left by Lino and so began hisand styles are only limited by your imagination and
Maestro status at F3 International.your assurances that a piece of glass will only
In 1999, Afro decided to leave F3 International andskyrocket in value over time are assured. Put simply,
establish his own studio.  In conjunction with GC.Murano Glass of any kind will always remain highly
Tagliapietra and Luca Vidal, his studio and fellow glasscollectible and keenly sort after.  Chandeliers give
blowers master the most difficult Venetian Glassyou a piece of Murano brilliance that has been
Blowing techniques such as inclamo, filigrana, reticellonurtured since the 9th century.  Whichever way you
and murrina. When Afro opened his own studio, hislook at it, Murano glass is simply the best in the
skills and mastery of ancient Venetian Glass Blowingworld!