Murano, Due Zeta, 9.5" Vibrant Yellow and Blue Vase, Scavo Finish, Original Tag

Murano glass vase, identified by the "ezeta" label, which likely refers to "Due Zeta," a company known for producing Murano glass in Italy.

Murano glass is world-renowned for its artisanal craftsmanship, originating from the island of Murano in Venice, Italy.

The "ezeta" on the label strongly suggests the piece was made by Due Zeta, a company established in the early nineties in Marcon, Venice, known for its modern interpretations of traditional Venetian glass art, including vases and decorative objects.

This specific vase features a vibrant lemon yellow body with contrasting cobalt blue applied handles and rim, a common aesthetic in Murano art glass.

While the specific technique for this piece isn't detailed in the label, Murano glass often employs techniques like scavo (giving an aged look), sommerso (layering glass for color depth), millefiori (flower-like patterns), and filigrana (delicate glass threads).