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The skilled artistry of Murano Glass - a family tradition since 1397

The Seguso family has been producing hand-blown glass on the island of Murano in Venice, Italy for more than six hundred years. As one of the oldest Muranese dynasties, twenty-two generations of artisans, entrepreneurs and glass masters with a wide range of skills, have all shared an immense passion for the design and craft of hand blown glass. La famiglia Seguso produce vetro soffiato a mano, sul

l'isola di Murano a Venezia, Italia per più di 600 anni. Come una delle più antiche dinastie muranese, 22 generazioni di artigiani, imprenditori e maestri vetrai con una vasta gamma di competenze, hanno tutti in comune una passione immensa per il design e l'artigianato del vetro soffiato a mano.

02/09/2026

Bacchus (Caravaggio, 1590)

Art has always reflected the values of its time and, for centuries, Murano glass has been one of them.

From elegant banquets to aristocratic portraits and refined interiors, artists repeatedly depicted vases, mirrors, chandeliers and drinking vessels as symbols of prestige, beauty and craftsmanship. Their presence on canvas tells the story of an art form that was never merely decorative, but deeply woven into the cultural and social life of Europe’s elite.

Books, Chinese porcelains, fruit platter, chest, vase of flowers and teapot on a table covered by a red tablecloth (Munari, 1706)

The Annunciation (Veronese, 1578)

The Bacchanal of the Andrians (Tiziano, 1520)

The elegant snack (Berentz, 1600)

Death of the Knight of Celano (Giotto, 1295)

The Presentation of Christ in the Temple (Carpaccio, 1510)

28/08/2026

In the depths of the furnace, a Dream is taking shape… stay tuned ✨

31/07/2026

Seguso Vetri d’Arte Projects | The Arts Club, Dubai

The Arts Club Dubai, the first international outpost of the historic London private club, brings together art, culture and contemporary design in a unique setting. For this prestigious project, Seguso Vetri d’Arte created a series of custom lighting installations.

Built around the modular Poliesaedri element, each lantern and chandelier installation was conceived specifically for its architectural setting. The versatility of the modular system allows each composition to expand in all dimensions, creating site-specific lighting sculptures that integrate seamlessly with the surrounding interiors. Bespoke colour palettes, including warm brown and soft pink tones, further enhance the unique character of each space.

15/07/2026

Rooted in tradition, yet driven by experimentation.
The meeting of two distinct techniques, Craquelé and Sommerso, gives life to a new Seguso Vetri d’Arte statement piece.

Its crackled surface, combined with different colored layers, captures and reflects ambient light; when illuminated from within, the vase transforms: not a lamp, yet no longer only a vase, it redefines the way light inhabits space, diffusing a soft, atmospheric glow.

09/07/2026

Inspired by the iconic modular design language that defined Murano glass in the 1950s, the new Poliesaedri Collection reinterprets this heritage through a contemporary octagonal geometry.

Built around a single handcrafted glass module, the collection offers endless possibilities for creation. By repeating and scaling the same element, Poliesaedri can grow seamlessly in every direction, transforming each piece into fully customized architectural compositions.

06/07/2026

Inspired by the past and reimagined for the present, “Lvse” lamp is part of the new Poliesaedri collection, a contemporary interpretation of modular design from the second half of the 20th century.

The lamp is composed of a single modular unit, the same element that generates the entire collection, marking it as a starting point.
Its name comes from the Venetian word for “light”, and its design draws from the timeless atmosphere of the lagoon, carrying a quiet, luminous poetry into every space it inhabits.

Available in four variations: two colors, in both transparent and opaque finishes.

01/07/2026

Proud to be part of the conversation at Forbes Small Giants, a project dedicated to businesses driven by vision, identity and purpose.
These are the values that have guided Seguso Vetri d’Arte for generations.

During the event, Gianandrea Seguso shared the story of a family whose commitment to Murano craftsmanship continues to shape contemporary glassmaking while preserving a heritage spanning more than six centuries.

Our sincere thanks to for the invitation and for celebrating the excellence of Italian entrepreneurship.

19/06/2026

Art Duets | Nado Canuti at Seguso Vetri d’Arte

The result of a dialogue between art and glass.

Originally conceived in bronze over fifty years ago, Nado Canuti’s iconic “Personaggi” come to life again in Murano glass through a collaboration with Pierpaolo Seguso and the master glassmakers of Seguso Vetri d’Arte.

26/05/2026

Art Duets | Nado Canuti at Seguso Vetri d’Arte

Honoured to present a new chapter of Art Duets, an ongoing dialogue between artistic vision and Venetian glassmaking tradition.

Nado Canuti stands among the most important sculptors and artists of the Italian Novecento. An extraordinary artist with an equally extraordinary story, Canuti lost seven fingers during the war, yet transformed adversity into a powerful artistic language.

Together with Pierpaolo Seguso and the master glassmakers of Seguso Vetri d’Arte, some of Canuti’s iconic “Personaggi”, originally developed in the 1960s, are reinterpreted through the language of Murano glass.

26/05/2026

More than a chandelier, Skyline is a three-dimensional narrative that explores space, reflection and light. It is part of the new Poliesaedri collection, a contemporary interpretation of modular design from the second half of the 20th century.

Here, the modular units extend in all directions, tracing a suspended skyline, a vision of Venice, dreamlike and timeless, mirrored in the waters of the lagoon.

Light becomes indirect, mediated. It no longer originates from within the glass, but from a LED source embedded in the surrounding metal structure. As it meets the irregular surfaces of the Poliesaedri elements, it dissolves into fluid reflections, as in Venetian canals, casting a soft, atmospheric glow.

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