Glass Museum

Museo del Vetro

At that time, an old craftsman was on the scene to show everyone the process of making glass crafts, which was a rare show. He took out a piece of red-burning glass material from the stove, clamped it with pliers, and blew it with his mouth. After a while, he made a small vase. The craftsmanship was very good. After the performance, enter the finished product sales counter, it is really dazzling, but the price is not cheap.

It displays a lot of exquisite glass products, and it is also a place with a very elegant environment. The glass museum here also looks pretty good. There are a lot of glass crafts. You can also see many exquisite items in the museum.

Murano is far less famous than the "glass island" as tourists call it. The island is rich in a variety of colorful glass products. From practical cups, lamps, vases, wine bottle caps to the setting of picture frames, fruit plates, earrings, pendants and so on, only unexpected, not impossible. There are glass crafts on the island long, more is small glass artisan workshop. The glass workshop is a great place to see craftsmen making glass products on the spot, marveling at their ingenuity and ingenuity. The glass museum is a larger venue for displaying glass products. Through the window, admire the aura glass products, can not help but admire the masters ingenious craftsmanship.

When you go to this island, you must take a look at the glass museum here. There are some glass factories on the island itself. These glass factories have been converted into museums. This is the current model. In the morning, many small shops are selling glass products. Quite exquisite, and some shops do some on-site for tourists.

We got a behind the scene peak at how they make their glass art. Just amazing. The skill from years of blowing glass into art pieces was evident, true craftsman. After watching the demonstration, we visited their showroom. A lot of expensive stuff here, but also some reasonably priced item. My aunt bought a rooster as a gift to my brother.Tip: see if you can have it shipped to you back home. That rooster took up a big chunk of my luggage. Lol.

We visited the Old Murano Glass Museum and Factory and watched a master glass blower show why he was a master at his craft.

The Murano Glass Museum displays various glass works from the centuries of the island's history. What I found most incredible was how the pieces of glass don't age. An emerald-colored chandelier from the 1700's looks just as new as when it was first created. Definitely a good stop before touring the glass shops on the island.