Description

Murano glass crucifix with silver body of Christ.
Murano glass crucifixes are true artistic masterpieces.
These crucifixes are made using the traditional Murano glassmaking technique, famous for its quality and beauty.
Each piece is unique and represents a perfect synthesis between art and religious devotion.
Murrine is a type of glass characteristic of the island of Murano, famous for its long tradition of glassmaking. The term “murrina” derives from the Latin “murrha,” meaning myrrh, a perfume used in ancient times.
This technique was rediscovered and refined in the 19th century.
Murrine are made by melting different colors of glass from crucibles. The glass is placed in concentric layers on an iron rod. The rod is then stretched to give the glass a cylindrical shape. Once cooled, the cylinder is cut into cross-sections, revealing colorful designs.

The crucifix with millefiori murrine, with a silver body of Christ, is finely crafted and carefully detailed. Being a handcrafted product, the color of the murrine may vary slightly depending on the cut.
A distinctive feature of this crucifix that makes it unique and entirely handmade in Italy. Images are indicative: slight variations in details and colors testify to the authenticity of the work.