Yalos Murano

Yalos Murano is an Italian company specializing in the production of artistic Murano glass, blending centuries-old traditions with contemporary design. Founded by the Ferro family, whose roots in Murano glassmaking date back to the 13th century, Yalos Murano continues to uphold the rich heritage of Venetian glass artistry.

The making of Murano glass continues an age-old tradition, a history of knowledge, skill, and intelligence.

Yalos Murano’s philosophy centers on creating glass products that combine aesthetic appeal with functional excellence. Their products are entirely developed and manufactured in Murano, utilizing artisanal techniques to ensure the highest quality and uniqueness of each creation.

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Tuareg, Big Murano Glass Centepiece

Big Murano Glass Centerpiece

Tuareg is an exclusive line of YalosMurano. The ivory, turquoise and mother-of-pearl colors recall the colors of the desert and of the clothes of the Tuareg populations. A warm and sober mix that gives style and elegance to your ethnic decor.

Color: ivory with brown threads turquoise spiral + mother of pearl effect

Dimensions (WxH cm): Diam. 49 h.28

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Cortina, Black and Ivory Murano Glass VaseUniversalDesire

Black and Ivory Murano Glass Vase

The unique design and the beautiful mix of colors make this Murano glass vase a beautiful ornament or centerpiece for your home.The charm of black and shiny mother-of-pearl and the notes of ivory give a persuasive and oriental charm.

Color: Black with Ivory threads, black spiral + mother of pearl effect
Dimensions (WxH cm): 23x31x23.

“Peocio” Caraibi, Murano Glass Bowl

Murano Glass Bowl

Caraibi is a tribute to the beautiful caribbean beaches, the sea and allche tropical shells, motif that inspires several lines of YalosMurano.

The unique shape of this bowl is called “peocio”, which in Venetian means “mussel”.

Ivory and brown make up the psiral motif of these objects , while the mother of pearl gives the special light effects.Color: ivory with brown threads + mother of pearl effect

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