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O Sole Mio Vase

Ivan Baj's O Sole Mio Vase draws its name and its warmth from the Neapolitan sun. Produced in Murano, Italy, the form moves through a disciplined sequence of mouth blowing, velvet polishing, and hand shaping, each step governed by the maker's eye rather than the machine.

The result is an amber body suffused with gold leaf, a color that shifts with the light and carries the particular depth that only hand-worked glass can hold. No two pieces are identical. The variation is the point.

  • Mouth-blown Murano glass
  • Amber and gold leaf finish
  • Velvet polished and hand shaped
  • Designed by Ivan Baj for ARCADE
  • Produced in Murano, Italy

The O Sole Mio stands as a self-contained object. It accepts flowers, but requires none.

$1,875.30

Original: $5,358.00

-65%
O Sole Mio Vase

$5,358.00

$1,875.30

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O Sole Mio Vase

Ivan Baj's O Sole Mio Vase draws its name and its warmth from the Neapolitan sun. Produced in Murano, Italy, the form moves through a disciplined sequence of mouth blowing, velvet polishing, and hand shaping, each step governed by the maker's eye rather than the machine.

The result is an amber body suffused with gold leaf, a color that shifts with the light and carries the particular depth that only hand-worked glass can hold. No two pieces are identical. The variation is the point.

  • Mouth-blown Murano glass
  • Amber and gold leaf finish
  • Velvet polished and hand shaped
  • Designed by Ivan Baj for ARCADE
  • Produced in Murano, Italy

The O Sole Mio stands as a self-contained object. It accepts flowers, but requires none.

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Ivan Baj's O Sole Mio Vase draws its name and its warmth from the Neapolitan sun. Produced in Murano, Italy, the form moves through a disciplined sequence of mouth blowing, velvet polishing, and hand shaping, each step governed by the maker's eye rather than the machine.

The result is an amber body suffused with gold leaf, a color that shifts with the light and carries the particular depth that only hand-worked glass can hold. No two pieces are identical. The variation is the point.

  • Mouth-blown Murano glass
  • Amber and gold leaf finish
  • Velvet polished and hand shaped
  • Designed by Ivan Baj for ARCADE
  • Produced in Murano, Italy

The O Sole Mio stands as a self-contained object. It accepts flowers, but requires none.