#1226 A contemporary murrhina splatter art glass Vase Or Tealight holder with an irregular rim.

4” tall no chips or cracks. Murrhina, often referred to as millefiori (meaning "a thousand flowers" in Italian), is a complex glass-making technique that involves creating intricate patterns from colored glass canes. These canes are sliced into discs, revealing cross-sections of the patterns, which are then fused onto or incorporated into molten glass. This technique has been practiced for centuries, with significant development in Murano, Italy, becoming highly sought after for decorative objects. Art glass encompasses a broad category of glassware produced for aesthetic purposes rather than purely functional ones. It often features unique designs, colors, and techniques, such as the murrhina pattern seen here. Contemporary art glass continues this tradition, with artists and studios worldwide experimenting with new forms and applications of historical techniques, making pieces like this tealight holder collectible for their craftsmanship and visual appeal.

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• Listed Apr 23, 2026