Tozoo

Stacked to surprise.
A composition of colors, transparencies, and textures. This vase turns glass into a small architectural statement.

The graniglia technique in Murano glassmaking involves applying small fragments of colored glass, known as graniglia, onto the surface of the molten glass.
The glassmaker gathers the hot glass from the furnace and rolls it over a bed of graniglia, which instantly fuses with the glass body. During the blowing process, the colored specks spread irregularly, creating a lively and dynamic effect that makes each piece truly one of a kind.
This process allows for surfaces rich in chromatic contrasts and variations, ensuring the uniqueness of every object.