Unique and unrepeatable

"Miracle" -Venetian dialect

Venice embracing the mountains

Surprising shapes, mouthblown Murano glass tears, marble veins and incredible colors.

Almost always the mist, caused by the humidity and smog of the Po valley, precludes the view of the mountains. There are days, however, in which particular meteorological situations occur, which give rise to a phenomenon that, in dialect, the lagoon fishermen call "drifting".
The wind of Bora Chiara, which blows from the north-east, drives away the mist bringing clear skies, low temperatures and clear and dry air; the refraction is almost completely zeroed, so much so that the top of Monte Civetta can be the backdrop for a gondola.
Only on these days, therefore, will the mountain horizon be visible to the naked eye and within shooting range.
The decorative object combines the craftsmanship of Murano art, a cerulean blue blown vase, white-milk crystal inside and dozens of water drops in transparent crystal joined to a white marble trunk, where the living, material part tells the peaks of the mountain during this majestic typically Venetian event called STRAVEDAMENTO.

Decorative centerpiece applying traditional Venetian glassblowing technique of macchia to create this multidimensional Arcobaleno tree.

Aina Kari dedicates a design piece this year- 2022 celebrates the International Year of the Glass.
From the Romans through the highly skilled artisans in Murano island, glass has always been by our side as part of civilization, science, art, design and culture.