Battuti Canoe Vase
The Battuti Canoe Vase belongs to Venini's storied battuto tradition, a technique in which mouth-blown glass is painstakingly ground by hand to produce a surface of quiet, organic texture. The result is neither fully opaque nor fully clear, but something suspended between the two: a translucency that shifts with light and angle.
Designed by Tobia Scarpa and Ludovico Diaz de Santillana, the form draws on Murano's deepest craft heritage while arriving at a silhouette that feels wholly contemporary. Its elongated canoe profile and aquamarine tonality recall the stillness of open water, a poetic restraint that is characteristic of both designers.
- Technique: battuto, hand-ground after blowing
- Material: mouth-blown Murano glass
- Color: Aquamarine
- Origin: Murano, Venice, Italy
- Made to order
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Battuti Canoe Vase
The Battuti Canoe Vase belongs to Venini's storied battuto tradition, a technique in which mouth-blown glass is painstakingly ground by hand to produce a surface of quiet, organic texture. The result is neither fully opaque nor fully clear, but something suspended between the two: a translucency that shifts with light and angle.
Designed by Tobia Scarpa and Ludovico Diaz de Santillana, the form draws on Murano's deepest craft heritage while arriving at a silhouette that feels wholly contemporary. Its elongated canoe profile and aquamarine tonality recall the stillness of open water, a poetic restraint that is characteristic of both designers.
- Technique: battuto, hand-ground after blowing
- Material: mouth-blown Murano glass
- Color: Aquamarine
- Origin: Murano, Venice, Italy
- Made to order
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The Battuti Canoe Vase belongs to Venini's storied battuto tradition, a technique in which mouth-blown glass is painstakingly ground by hand to produce a surface of quiet, organic texture. The result is neither fully opaque nor fully clear, but something suspended between the two: a translucency that shifts with light and angle.
Designed by Tobia Scarpa and Ludovico Diaz de Santillana, the form draws on Murano's deepest craft heritage while arriving at a silhouette that feels wholly contemporary. Its elongated canoe profile and aquamarine tonality recall the stillness of open water, a poetic restraint that is characteristic of both designers.
- Technique: battuto, hand-ground after blowing
- Material: mouth-blown Murano glass
- Color: Aquamarine
- Origin: Murano, Venice, Italy
- Made to order
