Venini Vase Battuti Canoe Vase
Venini Vase Battuti Canoe Vase

Vaso Canoa Battuti

$8,670

Made by Venini

Il Vaso Canoe Battuti rientra nella storica tradizione battuto di Venini, una tecnica in cui il vetro soffiato a bocca viene minuziosamente molato a mano per produrre una superficie dalla texture silenziosa e organica. Il risultato non è né completamente opaco né completamente trasparente, ma qualcosa di sospeso tra i due: una traslucenza che muta con la luce e l'angolazione.

Disegnato da Tobia Scarpa e Ludovico Diaz de Santillana, la forma attinge alla più profonda tradizione artigianale muranese pur arrivando a una silhouette che risulta totalmente contemporanea. Il suo profilo allungato a canoa e la tonalità acquamarina richiamano la quiete delle acque aperte, una poetica sobrietà che è caratteristica di entrambi i designer.

  • Tecnica: battuto, molato a mano dopo la soffiatura
  • Materiale: vetro di Murano soffiato a bocca
  • Colore: Acquamarina
  • Origine: Murano, Venezia, Italia
  • Su ordinazione

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Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • Numbered, Limited Edition
  • Sculpted in 1960.
  • Blown and grounded, handmade vase.
Misure

H × Dia
12.50 × 6.75 in.
32 × 17 cm.
Glass

Spedizione e resi

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Garanzia

Luminaire è un rivenditore autorizzato di Venini. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Domande Frequenti

What is the battuto technique in Murano glassmaking?

Battuto is a Murano finishing process in which the surface of blown glass is cold-worked by grinding it with small, overlapping cuts. The technique creates a softly textured, slightly matte surface that diffuses light rather than reflecting it directly, giving the glass a depth distinct from polished crystal.

Who designed the Battuti Canoe Vase for Venini?

The vase was designed by Tobia Scarpa and Ludovico Diaz de Santillana, two figures with profound ties to Venini's mid-century legacy. Scarpa is the son of architect Carlo Scarpa, himself a transformative collaborator with Venini, while Diaz de Santillana was the grandson of Paolo Venini, the firm's founder.

How is Venini glass different from other Murano producers?

Venini has historically distinguished itself by commissioning designs from architects, artists, and industrial designers rather than relying solely on in-house glassblowers. This curatorial approach, established in the 1920s, has produced a body of work that is studied in design schools and held in permanent museum collections worldwide.

Is the Battuti Canoe Vase made to order, and how long does it take?

Yes, this piece is made to order in Murano. Lead times vary and are confirmed at the time of purchase. Because each vase is mouth-blown and hand-ground individually, minor variations in tone and texture are inherent to the process and considered part of the work's authenticity.

How should Murano glass be cared for and displayed?

Murano glass should be kept away from direct prolonged sunlight, which can affect certain colorants over time. Cleaning with a soft, dry cloth preserves the ground surface of battuto pieces. For display, a stable surface away from high-traffic areas is recommended, given the weight and fragility of hand-blown forms at this scale.

Brand

Venini
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Venini

Founded in 1921 in Murano, Italy, Venini specializes in handblown glass vases, lighting, and decorative objects that unite Venetian artistry, design innovation, and exceptional craftsmanship.