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Lampwork Glass from the island of Murano, also known as Venetian glass, processed using the lampwork technique is utilised in the production of small objects such as crockery, decorative items and jewellery. The glass is made by hand on an open flame and gradually cooled in small furnaces. It is then embellished with 24k gold … Read More ""https://www.beadsforbeading.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/lume-per-produzione-vetro-di-murano-1024x964.png