Blown Glass
Fornace Ferro Murano
Murano, VeniceEst. 18914th Generation
“Glass remembers the breath of every maker who shapes it.”
On the island of Murano, where glass has been blown since the 13th century, Fornace Ferro continues a lineage of mastery that predates the Renaissance. Their vases, mirrors, and chandeliers are formed at 1,100 degrees — each piece shaped by breath, gravity, and the steady hands of fourth-generation glassblowers.
Signature Techniques
Free-blown formingSommerso layeringGold leaf inclusions