Vase according to the Scavo technique around 1960.

Superb Murano glass vase by Seguso Vetri d'Arte made using the Scavo technique, which gives it a patina and an antique appearance, reminiscent of archaeological objects. This process, developed in Murano in the 1950s-1960s, imparts a weathered look to the glass through a special surface treatment. This vase is hand-blown, making it a unique piece with slight variations typical of glass craftsmanship. It features a beautiful translucent blue-grey hue with iridescent reflections under light. Its hot-applied glass handles end in relief patterns that evoke antique decorative elements. Its aesthetic recalls archaeological objects found during excavations, perfectly fitting the taste for the Antique. • Origin: Murano, Italy. • Period: 1960s. • Technique: Hand-blown Scavo glass. • Colour: green with iridescent reflections. It measures 28 cm in length, 16 cm in width, 16 cm in depth, 13 cm at the base, and 7.5 cm at the neck. Good condition.