The Venetian lagoon is studded with many islands, whether hidden or tentatively exposed beyond the water’s unassuming surface. Each islet tells a story of ancient treasures buried leagues beneath the sands of time; San Giorgio, Poveglia, Mazzorbo are some of their evocative names. The patient sculpting of the seasons inspires the careful crafting of the contours as the glass reflects the peaks of earth and light until it meets the water’s edge. A sandblasted silhouette skilfully emerges by the artisan’s instinctive hand, Murrina Glass illuminating a prism of light as if the past were in the present, delicately unveiled.