Murano Glass Rooster Pink Filigrana Art Hand Blown 1kg 10" Italian home decor

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, good condition. No chips, cracks, or major blemishes observed. The glass is clean and retains a vibrant shine. There is no original box included.

Origin: Venice

Pattern: Swirl

Antique: No

Signed: No

Material: Glass

Subject: Rooster

Colour: Pink

Vintage: Yes

Brand: Murano

Type: Figurine

Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original

Style: Decorative

Theme: Italian

Production Style: Art Glass

Production Technique: Hand Blown Glass

Finish: Glossy

Country of Origin: Italy

Handmade: Yes

This item is a striking handblown Murano glass rooster sculpture, crafted in Italy using the traditional filigrana technique, which features intricate pink and white ribbonlike swirls encased in clear glass.

The figure is elegantly posed, with beautifully detailed features such as the comb, beak, and tail, all demonstrating the masterful craftsmanship typical of authentic Murano glass. It stands on a solid, clearglass base that is both decorative and stable.

Product Details:

• Brand: Murano (handblown in Italy)

• Material: Glass

• Technique: Filigrana (ribbon swirl)

• Color: Pink and white swirls with clear glass detailing

• Weight: 1040 grams (as shown in photo)

• Height: Approximately 10 inches 

Design Highlights:

• Delicately shaped rooster crest and tail with elegant curvature

• Red and white filigrana pattern creates a dynamic sense of motion

• Clear, sculpted base adds elegance and balance

• Unique Murano artistry — no two pieces are alike

Condition:
Used, good condition. No chips, cracks, or major blemishes observed. The glass is clean and retains a vibrant shine. There is no original box included.

About Murano Glass:
Murano glassmaking dates back to the 13th century in Venice, Italy. Known for its vivid colors and exceptional craftsmanship, Murano glass is still produced using centuriesold techniques on the island of Murano. The filigrana method used here involves embedding fine glass threads into clear glass — a technique developed in the 16th century and prized for its decorative appeal.