13/10/2026
Murano glass clowns emerged in the mid-20th century, particularly gaining popularity during the 1950s through the 1970s across Venetian glass furnaces. Master glassmakers created these vibrant figures by blending traditional Venetian techniques—such as freehand blowing, hand-shaping (massello), and applied glass accents—with playful, circus-inspired themes. Renowned workshops, including those of Archimede Seguso and the Pitau brothers, popularized the genre. Characterized by exaggerated features, bold colors, and intricate details like top hats or instruments, each handmade piece is unique. Today, vintage Murano clowns remain highly sought after by art glass collectors worldwide for their craftsmanship and historical charm.
HEIGHT 25 CM
