Murano is a small group of islands just north of Venice that is world famous for the quality of its glass production. Originally working in that great bastion of the arts, Venice, glassmakers were so prevalent in the city that the rulers of Venice thought that the fierce fires that the glassmakers used to make, melt and shape glass posed a danger to the city itself. So they moved to Murano and it became the centre of glassmaking. 





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 Murano glassmakers were at the forefront of their craft for many centuries. The glass masters were the only craftsmen in the whole of Europe who were able to produce a mirror. The glassmakers enjoyed many privileges compared to the common citizen and could even carry a sword. The only problem was that they had to stay in Venice. 



The Venetians feared that if the glassmakers travelled abroad they might sell the secrets of their art. Then the pre-eminent place of 
murano glass would be lost, along with most of its trade. But Venice managed to keep its glassmaking techniques safe for many hundreds of years, and also the vital flow of wealth that this trade provided for the city.


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The glassmakers of Murano had a formidable range of techniques and in addition to mirrors they were able to produce items such as coloured glass made to look like gems, glass objects with different colours running through them and even glass woven with gold threads. 



The glass masters of Murano carry on this tradition and still make beautiful objects for export and of course for the lucrative tourist trade. Although many objects are souvenirs such as paperweights, the tradition of quality and innovation is still strong and Murano glassmakers also produce beautiful contemporary works, as well as the more traditional chandeliers and necklaces.



 In Murano there is an excellent museum dedicated to the art of the glass masters called Palazzo Guistinian. It has around four thousand pieces on display and spans the entire history of glassmaking from the early Egyptians to the present day. Murano is the historical centre of glass art and its place in history is brought alive by these wonderful exhibitions.


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 Elvis was so excited to bring a chandelier to his Graceland estate that he insisted on doing a late-night impromptu shopping spree at Belvedere Lighting in Memphis in 1974. When Elvis left the building, the Murano glass chandelier now stands in the dining room. The massive Murano glass chandelier that hangs above the Grand Staircase at the Vanderbilt family's Biltmore estate requires 72 bulbs.

The Winchester Mystery House in California, built by gun heiress Sarah Winchester to appease unhappy ghosts, contains an elegant imported Murano glass chandelier that originally and held 12 candles, but was repurposed to hold the spirit-friendly number of 13.

The Blue Room, the White House reception room, boasts a chandelier measuring 79 feet by 36 feet, with ceilings measuring 19 feet 10 inches. trained personnel, professionals in cleaning Murano glass chandeliers, can take up to 2 days to clean a chandelier of this enormous size.

Outside of private homes, however, finding the largest Murano glass chandelier requires going to church or playing tables. Although the title of largest chandelier has no clear winner, four of the world's major casinos and an Arab mosque currently vie for the bragging rights. However, it is rumored that a British shopping center under renovation will feature the largest chandelier once work is completed by early 2025.

Pat Fillman, owner of Horns in Plenty, has installed a large Murano glass chandelier. He displayed the chandelier in early 2005, stunning everyone who saw it. The chandelier has a diameter of 3 meters, a height of 12 meters and is equipped with sixty-seven light sources. With a final weight of more than 850 pounds, the artist estimates that it took at least 45 days of glasswork in Murano to make it.

Perhaps the most famous chandelier of all is not found in a home, casino or church, but in a theater. The well-known chandelier accident scene in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera makes lighting enthusiasts around the world despair.

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Murano glass is undoubtedly recognised
recognised worldwide, both for its artistic value
 artistic value and for the technical
technical skills required of the Murano glass 
the Murano glass master to create his works.
 his works.


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original Murano glasses


Another added value of Murano glass
 Murano glass objects originates in the
tradition to which all Murano glass masters
 refer. 
Murano glass masters.
 From this ancient
unique and timeless objects 
unique and timeless objects, so Murano
becomes an icon of Italian style 
throughout the world.



Over the centuries, the complexity of
complexity of the creations made has 
grown exponentially and Murano 
and Murano glass chandeliers 
are one of the most 
expressions of the expertise, artistic
artistic and technical craftsmanship
 of master glassmakers. 


Cups are a very important part of the design.
important part, covering the light
 points and providing
 unique characteristics to the style and
 of colour. Given the elegant but delicate 
nature 
nature of Murano glass, a need has arisen 
to replace 
need for spare parts, to replace cracked
 or missing
parts that were cracked or missing or lost during
during removals.
 The cups, or so-called mugs, 
because of their fine and thin structure, can be 
be
subject to accidents, thereby spoiling the 
harmonious
 structure of a Murano glass
 Murano glass chandelier.


Each part of a chandelier
chandelier is a small work of art in itself, which is then
 masterfully assembled into the finished
to create the finished object.


Thanks to this modular
it is now possible to order made-to-measure 
replace missing parts or those damaged
or damaged by time.

 restoring your chandeliers to their former glory
chandeliers back to their former glory 
of having an original piece,
made with the same materials and
 the same techniques with which it was
created from the start.
In our online shop you will find over 600 types


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Murano glass chandeliers
 of the Ca'rezzonico type:


They take their name from one of the most
 famous palaces in Venice, located in the
 Dorsoduro district and overlooking the
 Grand Canal between Palazzo Contarini Michiel
 and Palazzo Bernardo Nani, not far from
 Ca'Foscari.


Ca' Rezzonico in short is the seat of the 
Museum of the Venetian 18th century, but
 it also houses an immense historical
 treasure of Murano glass chandeliers:
 the Ciocca or Rezzonico chandelier to
 understand us, the first one designed 
and designed by Giuseppe Briati and
 made in Murano in the second half
 of the 18th century. A monumental
 Murano galss chandelier of sumptuousness
 and lightness, supported by an innovative 
interlocking technique that seems to cancel 
the supporting structure among the coloured
 reflections.  The Ciocca or rezzonico
 chandelier is the focal point of
 the exhibition curated by Cornelia
 Lauf under the scientific direction 
of Gabriella Belli.

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Chandeliers in Murano glass: restoration

We produce spare parts for Murano glass blown glass chandeliers of considerable difficulty also Carezzonici

Within the Venetian tradition of glass working, the island of Murano certainly holds the leading role. Continuing through the centuries to preserve one of the most beautiful arts, Murano glassmakers are able to express their creativity through glass.

 Among the craftsmen, many of whom were born on the island of Murano, one in particular stands out for the refinement and creativity of his works. With fire and their experience, the master glassmakers give life to incredibly beautiful and complex Murano blown glass creations.

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