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€224.93
The Vetricolor series is known for its rich, vibrant hues achieved through the use of oxides that, fusing completely with the glass, allow the creation of pure colors.
€224.93
The Vetricolor series is known for its rich, vibrant hues achieved through the use of oxides that, fusing completely with the glass, allow the creation of pure colors.
€224.93
The Vetricolor series is known for its rich, vibrant hues achieved through the use of oxides that, fusing completely with the glass, allow the creation of pure colors.
€267.92
The Vetricolor series is known for its rich, vibrant hues achieved through the use of oxides that, fusing completely with the glass, allow the creation of pure colors.
€359.29
Opera is a transparent glass mosaic known for its non-uniform distribution of color ‒ tesserae saturated with color are randomly mixed with semi-transparent or partially transparent ones to create a varied, one-of-a-kind surface.
€359.29
Opera is a transparent glass mosaic known for its non-uniform distribution of color ‒ tesserae saturated with color are randomly mixed with semi-transparent or partially transparent ones to create a varied, one-of-a-kind surface.
€267.69
The Canvas series features a unique texture through the addition of high-melting point powders to color the glass which, unlike oxides, do not melt completely, lending the tesserae a distinctive interwoven effect reminiscent of a fabric weft.
€267.69
The Canvas series features a unique texture through the addition of high-melting point powders to color the glass which, unlike oxides, do not melt completely, lending the tesserae a distinctive interwoven effect reminiscent of a fabric weft.
€649.03
The Gloss series is made up of glass tesserae that display iridescent surface reflections. They are produced and colored with oxides that, fusing completely with the glass, allow the creation of pure colors creatinig a very sophisticated, elegant effect.
€222.38
Vintage is an enamel glass mosaic with retro charm, an explicit tribute to the earliest Bisazza collections of the 1950s. The tesserae are intentionally uneven, with non-linear edges, subtly nuanced colors and surface imperfections.
