Murano Glass Centerpieces
Murano glass centerpieces, hand-blown on the island of Murano, Venice to crown the dining table.
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Centerpieces
Murano glass centerpieces, hand-blown on the island of Murano, Venice to crown the dining table. Sculptural low vessels in satin, shaded colours — stretched from a single gather of molten glass, without moulds, by master glassmakers.
Every piece is shaped over the flame by hand, and is made to order. Each arrives with a certificate of authenticity and fully insured worldwide shipping.
- Hand-blown in Murano — authentic Venetian craftsmanship
- Made to order — around 2 weeks of production
- Certificate of authenticity with every piece
- Free EU shipping, insured worldwide delivery
Dreaming of a custom colour, length or shape for your table? Explore our bespoke commissions or contact us.
Choosing a Murano Glass Centrepiece
The piece a table is built around
The Venetian centrepiece — the alzata — was designed to be seen from every seat: a wide, shallow bowl raised on a stem, blown in one piece and shaped with tools while glowing. Ours range from fluted crystal forms to sculptural pieces in sommerso colour. The techniques behind each shape are explained in our guide to Murano techniques.
Size and setting
Keep a centrepiece below about 35 cm tall so conversation carries across the table, and allow roughly a third of the table width so place settings still breathe. Empty, it reads as sculpture; filled with fruit, it becomes the reason the table looks finished. On a console or a sideboard, height matters less and you can go bolder. Matching bowls and candleholders sit in the same collection.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put fruit directly in it?
Yes — that is what it is for. Glass holds no flavour and does not react with food. Rinse with lukewarm water and dry by hand afterwards; avoid the dishwasher entirely.
How do I clean the stem and the folds?
Lukewarm water, a drop of neutral soap and a soft brush; hold the piece by the body, never by the stem alone. Full instructions are in the care guide.
Is it made to order?
The pieces you see are ready to ship; other colours and sizes can usually be blown for you through our custom commissions service, in weeks rather than days.
