Flamboyant candies, elegant lamps and ornate miniature statuettes are just some of the most fashionable and customary designs used in the world-renowned Murano blown glass. Murano is located just 3 km north of Venice and shares much the same composition of its neighbour—a lagoon of islands separated by canals and maneuvered by bridges and boats. The main difference between these two water worlds is the inferno that burns in Murano's glass-making heart. Murano blown glass is adored worldwide for its impeccable quality and craftsmanship. The tradition of glass-making in Venice dates back to the 9th century and grew in popularity as the city's major industry. Historically, Murano blown glass was a great source of pride for the city, and in order to maintain its status, ...
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