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An interesting and celebrated story is characteristic of glassware from Italy. History says that glassmaking started in romantic Italy before the Roman period when some sailors made a large fire on the beach and chanced upon the fact that that the overheated sand formed beautiful glass.
As early as 450 AD, the making of Italian glassware may have begun in Venice in Italy.
Guided teachings in addition to professional standards for Italian glassmakers were initially created during the rule of Constantine the Great. Some of the particular methods of Italian glassware making, such as enameling and filigrana had by that time been produced.
Fathers conveyed to their sons the methods and glass recipes by way of cookbooks kept in the family. Over a long period of time those recipes have been refined and numerous additions have been made.
The Making of Glass Relocated to The Venecitian Island of Murano
Glassmaking was a healthy business in Venice during Constantine’s rule.
The numerous fires caused by glasshouses inspired the lawmakers to forbid by decree the formation of additional glasshouses during the late thirteenth century.
The law caused the glassware industry to move to the Venetian island of Murano, where the industry is still thriving to this day.
Italian glassware manufacture ruled the industry during the Renaissance period and well into the seventeenth century when new manufacturers started to emerge.
The clarity and delicacy of Italian glassware was as highly appreciated and celebrated during those times as it is today.
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