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Murano and artistic glass. Venice, in pre-Roman times, represented the area of ​​the Upper Adriatic , the point of arrival of all maritime trade with the eastern coasts of the Mediterranean . Among all the goods arriving from the East , glass enjoyed a prominent role. Through excavations carried out for the reclamation of historic buildings, housing structures from the Roman era have been found, so it was officially thought that the city of Venice had arisen from the refugees of Roman cities to find escape from the barbarians. Necklace with antique flowered pearls: classic Murano artistic glass processing. Artistic multicolored vase in Murano glass From this it can be understood that the Venetian art of glass comes directly from the Roman art of the Upper Adriatic and, in any case, the real development took place in the Middle Ages. The Venetian glassmakers began to practice this art by inheriting the use of sodium glass from the Orientals. This composition is suitable for hot processing and in this they distinguished themselves for their aesthetic taste and the use of multiple colors. The aesthetic ability for Venetians is based on the intuition that glass is an extremely malleable material and therefore suitable for being blown and modeled in an incandescent state, but capable of maintaining the same chromatic characteristics even in the finished product. This differs from the Nordic tradition, which holds that glass is the equivalent of hard stone and therefore that the skill lies in enhancing objects through cutting. The first documents that reach us on Venetian glass art date back to the year 982 AD, the year in which the name of a glass craftsman appears in Venice. After 982 there was confirmation of the existence of other Venetian glassmakers, but in the thirteenth century the predominance was clearly of the Murano artisans. This was due to the fact that the glassworks naturally concentrated on the island of Murano , so much so that in 1291 the State established the destruction of glassworks built in Venice, assigning their historical origin to Murano [1] . It is believed that the glass factory originated in Murano around the 10th century [ citation needed ] [2] , with significant Asian and Arab influences, since Venice was an important trading port. The fame of Murano as a center of glass processing was born when the Republic of Venice , to prevent the fire of the buildings of the city (at the time mostly built of wood), ordered the glassmakers to move their foundries to Murano in 1291 and the first arose in Murano in the province of Venice [citation needed ] Contrary to other countries where glassworks were located in the production sites of raw materials or fuel, Venice and Murano have always imported all materials such as vitrifying silicon , melting soda and more, from distant places, including wood, fuel up to to the last century, which came from the Istrian and Dalmatian coasts. The true quality of the island of Murano, however, was the man with his experience, who over time has perfected the styles, the quality and the ability to shape the incandescent glass. These glass artists have always been contacted since the Renaissance to bring their skills to the courts and workshops, so much so that they became masters. In fact, for this reason, a glass school was activated in Murano that initiated young people to this profession even if the experience in the glass factory remained unique. In the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, Murano glass was required by the highest social classes in Europe starting with the invention of crystal in about 1450 ; in fact, crystal is a quality of glass that differs and that gives the glass itself some peculiar characteristics due to the same silicon base but to a higher percentage of lead oxide (24%) [3] , so the products created were particularly refined to satisfy the request of extremely wealthy customers. In the Baroque period the research was transformed through the execution of effect objects such as lattimi, that is compositions based on silicates, tin and lead with a milky white appearance, hence the etymology [4] , which perfectly matched the furniture of the eighteenth century Venetian even in the decadent era of the Republic of Venice. After the end of the Republic of San Marco in 1797, the rebirth of glass craftsmanship took place in the second half of the nineteenth century and the glassworks that were born elaborated techniques still in use today and that gave rise to contemporary and design glassware [5] . Grand Canal of Murano. Medieval Basilica of San Donato in Murano The category of Murano glassmakers soon became the most prominent on the island: in fact, from the 14th century the glassmakers were allowed to wear swords, they enjoyed immunity from legal proceedings by the Venetian state and their daughters were allowed to marry with the wealthiest families of Venice. However, the glassmakers were never allowed to leave the Republic. Many artisans took the risk of setting up processing kilns in surrounding towns or in distant countries such as England and the Netherlands . At the end of the 16th century , three thousand of the seven thousand inhabitants of the island of Murano were involved in some way in the glass sector. For several centuries, the glassmakers of Murano maintained a monopoly on the quality of glass, on the development or improvement of techniques, including those of crystalline glass, enameled glass, glass with gold threads ( avventurina ), multicolored glass (millefiori ), milk glass (lattimo) and precious stones imitated in glass. Today, Murano artisans are still using these centuries-old techniques in every process: from contemporary glass art to Murano glass figurines, to chandeliers and wine corks. At the beginning of the 21st century Murano remains the seat of a large number of factories and studios-workshops of individual artists who create all sorts of glass objects for both mass marketing and original sculptures.

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THE VENETIAN COLOMBINA; HISTORY. The only female mask to impose itself in the midst of so many male characters is Colombina, a lively and crafty servant. She is lively, pretty, a liar and she is from Venice. She is very fond of her lady, equally young and pretty, Rosaura, and in order to make her happy she is willing to combine cheating on cheating. She doesn't get along well with the old and grumpy bosses and slaps mercilessly those who dare to bother her by disrespecting her. THE ORIGINS Colombina's mask is the evolution of a character from the Commedia dell 'Arte: the Maid. This, before becoming more and more graceful parts, passing from the crude pimp of the sixteenth-century comedy to the polite advisor of the eighteenth century, had been the life and fortune companion of the jester, when, in certain representations, he went out on the stage or in the circle of spectators, to act with him. The Fantesca is originally old, she appears bent and wrinkled while carrying a letter, from her mistress, generically marked by a heart pierced by an arrow. Over time she wakes up, rejuvenates, becomes bustier and becomes the Zagna, the companion of the Zanni (servant). It is from this last transformation that the character of Colombina is born, who organizes burlesque love scenes every time the Lovers bring their sighs to the scene. Colombina is also a very ancient mask, her figure was already mentioned in 1530 in the texts of the Intronati Academics of Siena. "Colombina" is also the title of a play by Virgilio Verucci that was published in 1628. The mask of Colombina can be found already in the comedies of Plautus, among the crafty, cynical and flattering handmaids, always ready to suggest tricks and tricks to the mistress. From an ancient slave Colombina in the 1500s became the accomplice Servetta interested in the domestic and amorous subterfuges of the mistress. The name of Colombina appears for the first time in the Company of the Intronati around 1530 and was made official shortly after when Isabella Franchini, the famous actress who played her, carried under her arm a basket in which two doves could be seen. Colombina prevailed only in the seventeenth century in the Parisian theater. The name Colombina is mentioned in the text: Cicalamento in ridiculous songs, or true Treatise on marriage between Buffetto, and Colombina comici (1646) written by the famous Buffetto, Carlo Cantù. THE COSTUME Colombina's costume came with countless variations: usually she does not wear a mask and wears a tight bodice and a wide blue flounced skirt. Her red jacket is trimmed with trimmings in the same color as the skirt and her apron, with pockets to put love messages in, is pure white. On his head he wears a "crestina", the waiter's typical handkerchief, held up by a ribbon. The simple but pretty black shoes have a low heel and a blue bow on the buckle. THE FURBISH AND MALICIOUS SERVANT Colombina plays the comic type of the pretty servant. She is seductive, astute, very lively and is the perfectly mirror image of Arlecchino. This is why she is always the Amorosa or Arlecchino's wife, assuming the name of Betta, Franceschina. Diamantina, Marinetta, Violetta, Corallina or even Arlecchina. In the representations he is often the object of attention from the master Pantalone, which causes jealousy in Arlecchino. Colombina is very vain and a little flirtatious and is keen to always look tidy and attractive. He doesn't mince words and manages to fix some suitors who don't behave more than politely. Even her eternal boyfriend, Arlecchino, has to be careful, if he tries to be cheesy with some other colleague of his, because she knows how to make it go straight. Her way of doing, so lively and mischievous, hides a strong-willed character and a natural cunning that make Colombina a pleasantly jaunty character, much loved by the public. Colombina, a naturally liar, always uses lies for a good purpose to cover up the loves of her mistress, continually hindered by a gruff and severe father. Master in hiding a love note under the apron or in the chest, she shows her greatest skill whenever she has to deliver these missives into the hands of the mistress without an unwanted lover or suspicious parent noticing. She is an intelligent woman who realizes that she lives in a society made for men where, in order to survive, she must use cunning and sensitivity. Maybe that's also why we like her so much.

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Nel corso del XX secolo, i gemelli per camicia mantennero la loro popolarità e divennero un accessorio comune negli abiti formali e professionali. Durante gli anni '20 e '30, divennero particolarmente di moda i gemelli con motivi Art Deco, caratterizzati da linee geometriche e design audaci. Negli ultimi decenni, i gemelli per camicia hanno continuato ad essere apprezzati come un dettaglio di stile e sono disponibili in una vasta gamma di stili e materiali. Oggi, è possibile trovare gemelli per camicia sia classici che moderni, realizzati in metallo, pietre preziose, legno e altri materiali innovativi. I gemelli per camicia sono accessori che vengono utilizzati per fissare insieme i polsini di una camicia. Sono spesso considerati un dettaglio elegante e possono aggiungere un tocco di stile a un abito formale o ad un look professionale. 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Osella Veneziana; storia e curiosità. In questo approfondimento parliamo di MONETE e in particolare di monete veneziane , con un significato tanto nobile quanto profondo e ben radicato nella memoria storica che ancor oggi fanno parelare di sé. Venezia già nel IX secolo era una repubblica solida e ampiamente strutturata, tanto da voler imporre la propria supremazia e identità "battendo moneta propria" simbolo di autorità e dominio. Nell' ottocentocinquanta alcune cronache narrano di un edificio ai piedi del ponte di Rialto dedicato alla stampa delle prime monete ufficiali della repubblica veneta in argento e la famosa moneta Redonda d'oro. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Nel 1200 documenti ufficiali riportano il migrare della zecca da Rialto a San Marco in un palazzo costruito appositamente tutto in pietra d'Istria con ampio chiostro interno per facilitare la produzione in larga scala di monete in oro e argento. La direzione della zecca veneziana, ritenuta impoirtantissima e strategica era affidata al consiglio dei dieci e supervisionata dal Doge in persona. Agli inizi del millequattrocento la moneta veneziana circolava ampiamente in tutta Europa e addirittura il famoso Zecchino veneziano veniva scambiato in estremo oriente. Venezia si adornò dei più bravi orefici, coniatori e stampatori per produrre la propria moneta che era motivo di vanto e prestigio in tutti i territori conquistati ed anche oltre. Il fiore all'occhiello della produzione numismatica era lo ZECCHINO d'oro che vantava disegni molto particolari ad ogni edizione ed oro purissimo per la fusione di ogni singolo pezzo. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Un altra moneta molto particolare e ricca di storia è l'OSELLA veneziana: si narra che il Doge ogni anno omaggiasse 5 anatre selvatiche a ciascun fidato consigliere e membro del Maggior Consiglio appunto per premiarlo simbolicamente per i servigi e la lealtà rivoltagli. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Purtroppo a causa della guerra e della carestia del 1500 la selvaggina scarseggiava a tal punto da costringere il Doge a sostituire i volatili con una moneta d'oro, chiamata per l'occorrenza Osella, dal dialetto veneto "osello", uccello, volatile appunto. Oggi con questa particolare moneta produciamo dei gioielli artigianali molto originali e simbolici, ricchi di storia e fascino. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Osella in Argento; Doge Manin Venezia 1868 Zecchino o Ducato in oro puro: Doge Dandolo, Venezia 1285 Bagatino in rame: Doge Mocenigo, 874 Venezia Anello in filigrana con moneta veneziana Osella in argento 925 brunito Ciondolo con moneta veneziana Osella in oro Gemelli con moneta veneziana Osella, in argento 925 Anello con moneta veneziana Osella in argento 925

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