• Vidrio | Inglés

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    Vidrio | Inglés
  • Decoración del hogar | Vaso

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    Decoración del hogar | Vaso
  • Glass | Italian, Empoli

    Vidrio | Italiano, Empoli

    Empoli, como municipio, se encuentra a unos 30 km (45 minutos) ligeramente al suroeste de Florencia, en la región de la Toscana, Italia. Es una región un tanto olvidada del país en cuanto a la fabricación de vidrio, tras el famoso cristal de Murano o el veneciano. La fabricación de vidrio en la región italiana de Empoli tiene una historia que se remonta al siglo XVI, cuando la producción local de vidrio se conocía como «verde». El tradicional vidrio verde...

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    Vidrio | Italiano, Empoli
  • Glass | Italian, Murano

    Vidrio | italiano, murano

    Murano, a series of small islands linked by bridges in the Venetian Lagoon of northern Italy, is the undisputed global capital of luxury art glass. While other regions produced beautiful commercial pieces, Murano has long been considered the absolute pinnacle of the craft. The history of Venetian glassmaking was officially concentrated on Murano in 1291. The Venetian Republic ordered all glassmakers to move their foundries to the island to prevent fires in the city centre and to fiercely guard their...

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    Vidrio | italiano, murano
  • Vidrio | japonés

    Following the Second World War, Japan's manufacturing sector underwent a period of rapid industrial expansion. During the 1960s and 1970s, domestic glass furnaces shifted their primary focus from utilitarian household items, to producing highly decorative art glass, targeted at the booming Western export market. This era established Japan as a dominant force in global mid-century glassware production, allowing them to directly compete with the established European glasshouses of the period. The main aesthetic of Japanese mid-century glass is characterised by...

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    Vidrio | japonés
  • Pete Cromer (Australia) Wombats

    Pete Cromer (Australia) Wombats

    Pete Cromer es un artista australiano contemporáneo radicado en la región Colac Otway de Victoria. Inspirado por las personalidades optimistas de la vida salvaje australiana, el trabajo de Pete es famoso por sus característicos estallidos de colores brillantes y hermosas texturas, todo ello reflejado en sus audaces collages, pinturas y esculturas.

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    Pete Cromer (Australia) Wombats

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