Features

Materials: Polycarbonate / White Bronze / Murano Glass
Bookmark Size: Length 19.5 cm

Package size 25.5 x 8 x 3

Packaging: Gift box
Certificate of guarantee made in Italy

Description
Bookmark glass paste not to lose the mark but to leave it. An elegant bookmark embellished with a bronze frieze frieze set with a glass paste cameo depicting an angel with wings, art Putto

With handmade bronze frieze frieze decorated with Murano glass paste depicting an angel with wings, art Putto. Essential and original page marker resulting from the continuous research of Bortoletti and his master jewelers. The manual chiseling of bronze and the beauty of the glass paste give life to this unique exclusive object.

Bookmark glass paste
A unique and precious object for those who love Venetian style and elegance. A handmade bookmark for a classy audience that is the result of Bortoletti and his master jewelers’ continuous research in the field of design. The processing of glass paste is unique and passed down through generations of Murano’s master glassmakers.

The manual chiseling of bronze and the beauty of the glass paste give life to this unique exclusive object.

A unique and precious object for those who love Venetian style and elegance.

A handmade bookmark for a classy audience that is the result of Bortoletti and his master jewelers’ continuous research in the field of design.

The processing of glass paste is unique and passed down through generations of Murano’s master glassmakers.

Glass paste making is unique and passed down through generations of Murano master glassmakers.

The earliest finds of vitreous paste appear to date from the fourth millennium B.C. and are almost totally lacking in transparency the characteristic that will later make the fortune of this material.

In fact, the glass of the ancients was called ‘vitrine,’ a substance composed of the same basic elements, but with an opaque appearance, almost always colored.

The glass paste appliqués that decorate Bortoletti’s objects are produced in our workshop, and take up the images of ancient neoclassical Cameos.