Artists
Some of the artists in our shop
A.T.
A.T., a Venetian DOC, born in Murano in the 1950s.
At the age of 14 he began working as an apprentice for the master Ermanno Nason, following in the footsteps of his father Erminio, one of the most talented glass masters of the famous Salviati & C.
A combination of passion with immeasurable talent ensured that Andrea became a master glassmaker in 1979. In 1980 he began to create works that over time grew in popularity and success thanks to their particular expressiveness, style, and formal and chromatic balance.
Nowadays, Maestro A.T. is considered a specialist in the Massello and Chalcedony techniques and his works are exhibited in private collections in San Francisco, New York, Chicago and Tokyo.
A.R.S.
An artistic glass factory in Murano, Venice, creates works of its own design or in collaboration with famous international artists, such as M.F. Husain and Alfredo Sosabravo, to name just a few. It produces large and small abstract and figurative sculptures, aquariums, and objects, all crafted using the ancient techniques of the Murano glass masters.
V.B.
V.B. glassworks in Murano produces a wide range of glass creations, including decorative objects, sculptures, vases, and custom-made pieces. For two generations, the master glassmakers of the B. family have helped shape the history of Murano glass. They have received numerous awards and recognitions, which have helped their work become known throughout the world.
R.G.
R.G. is a guardian of the Venetian glass tradition. In the heart of Murano, his work celebrates an art passed down through generations. Through his mastery, he transforms raw material into elegant and timeless forms, honoring the legacy of the Master Glassmakers and bringing the beauty and magic of Murano glass to the world.
One of the glassmaster's most unique collections is his Jewish-themed line, which is deeply connected to the traditions of the city of Venice.
Z.M.
Z.M. is a true family-run business. Founded in 1956 and handed down father to son for four generations. The current maestro Oscar Z. inherited not only his family’s creative talent but also the passion for naturalistic subjects. Oscar Z. follows strict traditional Murano glassmaking techniques, but also pushes for design innovations. As a result Z.M. has become one of the most important furnaces on Murano.
Z.M.’s sculptures are sold through exclusive galleries in the city of Venice and selected partners around the world.
D.F.
D.F. has glass in his blood, thanks to his father, a master glassmaker from Murano. He learned the lampworking technique as a child, later specializing in creating animals, particularly those from the lagoon, and human figures from various cultures. His work, showcased in international exhibitions, celebrates the harmony of proportions and meticulous detail. His freehand drawing skills, refined at the Art Institute, allow him to infuse realism into his creations. In 2018, one of his sculptures was added to the permanent collection of the Murano Glass Museum.