SPECIAL PROMOTION -20%  ON ALL OUR GLASS CREATIONS. Free Shipping worldwide! No duty to pay. All orders from now on will be shipped after January 15th 2025.

  1. Home
  2. Mandruzzato Murano Glass Creations
  3. Mandruzzato Murano Glass Jewelry Boxes
  4. Square Box – Green

Square Box – Green

From  Original price was: €1,436.00.Current price is: €1,148.80.

Discover the unparalleled artistry of Venice Murano glass with this handcrafted Square Box, a singular creation by the master glassmaker Alessandro Mandruzzato. Each piece is a testament to the unique skill of hand-made, blow glass techniques.

Green
Clear
Engraving text

If you selected Yes, please specify here your Name or Initials

Product price: €1,148.80€1,148.80
Total options:
Order total:
Sale!
The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
  • The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
  • The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
  • The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
  • The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
  • The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.
  • The image shows a piece of Murano glass, which is known for its intricate designs and high-quality craftsmanship. This particular piece appears to be a small vase or decorative container with a blue tinted interior. The exterior has a clear base that houses the bulbous body, also featuring a blue hue. The top of the piece has a silver or chrome finish, possibly indicating metal accents. The Murano glass is encased within a square-shaped display case made of transparent material, likely designed to protect and showcase the artwork. The name "Alessandro Mandruzzato" suggests that this piece may be from a specific artist or studio associated with Murano glassmaking traditions. The image itself is well-lit, highlighting the colors and contours of the glass while also providing context for its origin as fine artisanal glassware from Italy.

MURANO GLASS TRADEMARK OF ORIGIN

WHAT IS THE ARTISTIC® MURANO GLASS TRADEMARK ??

The Artistic® Murano glass trademark (the Vetro Artistico® Murano trademark) is a proof of origin provided by the Veneto Region in compliance with the law 70, passed on December 23 1994. It certifies that products have been made on the island of Murano, according to glass making tradition and using the same raw materials of the last 1000 years. It is managed by Consorzio Promovetro.

WHY IS THE TRADEMARK NECESSARY?

To protect the image of Murano glass and also to guarantee the customer about the origin of the product and that it has been made using traditional artistic methods born witht the foundationd of Venice and developed over a thousand years in the island of Murano.

The image shows a piece of Murano glass with a label attached to it. The label includes text, some numbers, and a QR code. It is not clear from the image what specific information the label contains, but typically such labels might provide details about the artisan who created the piece, its origin, or any relevant certifications. The design of the label suggests an association with Alessandro Mandruzzato, as indicated by the name on it. The background of the label has a graphic resembling water droplets, which could be a nod to the traditional glass-making process where glass is sometimes blown into molds that resemble water droplets. Murano glass is famous for its intricate designs and craftsmanship originating from the island of Murano near Venice, Italy.

Original Handmade Certified Murano Glass Square Box

Introducing the Square Box – Cobalt, a magnificent expression of the Mandruzzato family’s mastery in Murano glassmaking. This captivating jewel box is a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic heritage of Venice, meticulously designed and handmade by Alessandro Mandruzzato himself. Each piece resonates with the skill and tradition of generations, certified by a Trademark of Origin to ensure its authenticity and the superior quality of original Murano glass.

SKU BX513.7 Categories , , , , , Tags , , , , , , , , , ,

Related

Enter your email address to download the Catalogue.

Download Catalog Form
Headquarter

Fondamenta Navagero 54/B
30141 Murano (VE) Italy
P.I. 03176000275 Owner

Customers

Contacts

©2024 Alessandro Mandruzzato all rights reserved.
Developed by Spazio DEV

Privacy Preference Center

Privacy Preferences