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Send to a friendMurano Inspired Glass Handblown Paperweight, "Black Crystal Owl"
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Delivery EstimatePerched silently on the desktop, the owl is a symbol of wisdom. Smooth glass contours form wide eyes and peaked, ear-like tufts. Seguso Family artisans create a delightful paperweight of art glass, highlighted with swirls of ebony.
Because each piece is individually crafted by hand, please expect slight variations in shade and pattern.
- 0.22 kgs
- 0.5 lbs
- 8 cm H x 5 cm W x 4 cm D
- 3.2" H x 2" W x 1.6" D
- Blown glass
- This hand blown item may vary slightly in color, size and shape
- Made in Brazil.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Brazil
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Sharon
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04/30/2020
"Cute BUT Very Small!"
I returned this item. I should have looked at the dimensions when I ordered the product. Not really a problem with the item except I was expecting larger!!
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Otis
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12/12/2022
"will be loved"
beautiful
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- This was a gift for: Friend
- Occasion: thank you
Dawn
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11/13/2022
"Cherished"
I love this owl because my grandmother loved owls. Its a perfect little addition to my blown glass collection.Its perfectly made and I love the little black piece at the bottom of it adds character and depth
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Lisa
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11/17/2023
"A new heirlook to cherish"
This is the most beautiful little bird! I absolutey love it. It is a gift for a special person. Then again, maybe I will keep it for me! Special thanks to the wonderful team of craftsmen for creating this little treasure. I am in love with this bird.
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- This was a gift for: Mother
- Occasion: 'just because'
Mike
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10/13/2023
"Nice"
Beautiful artwork - craftmanship - colors!!!
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Shira
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09/03/2023
"Beautiful gem!"
Beautiful craftsmanship, slightly smaller than expected based on the images, but we love it! Really a lovely piece that will make any table look elegant. Buy this!!We will enjoy this vase everyday for the next 40+ years. And thank you for the care taken with the packaging.
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Preserving Traditions
Mario Seguso, the patriarch of the Seguso Family, was born in 1929 in Venice, Italy to one of the oldest and most famous blown glass artisan families on the island of Murano. His ancestors have crafted art glass since 1300. In 1956, Mario created his own workshop in Brazil. He has passed on his knowledge to his sons, grandsons and the artisans working with him. He is proud to have many assistants and to have trained eight glass masters in his workshop.
Job Creator
The Seguso Family provides work for a number of full-time blown glass artisans.
Elder Master
This artist is an elder master and continues to actively practice their craft.
Caring for Children
This artist supports children under the age of 18.
Write a reviewThe Seguso Family has been recognized for the creativity and originality of their work and always are cited in news articles, award ceremonies and retrospective exhibits.
The artistry of the Seguso Family has been featured in Depth magazine.Present since 1300 in the census books of Murano, Italy, today the prestigious... read more
