Description
Artico Collection by Yalos Murano – A complete 9-piece set in authentic Murano glass, consisting of 2 vases, 3 centerpieces, and 4 bowls of various sizes. Designed by Giorgio Ferro for Yalos Murano, Artico combines the transparency of crystal with white, gray, turquoise, and blue threads and inserts, embellished with a refined mother-of-pearl effect. Light passes through the glass, creating blue, green, silver, pink, and purple reflections that change depending on the lighting and viewing angle. A striking collection for furnishing, decorating the table, and creating interior design compositions, also ideal as a prestigious gift for a wedding, anniversary, new home, or any special occasion.
The complete set – 9 pieces
The Arctic Collection comprehends:
Two Vases
- Conical Vase — 30 × 24 × H 23 cm
The vase is distinguished by a sober trapezoidal silhouette: the narrow base gradually widens towards a’wide top opening, while the slight asymmetry of the edge softens the geometry of the shape.
- Arctic vase in the shape of a Waltz — 30 × 19 × H 20 cm
Arctic vase in the shape of a Waltz it's a’Murano glass artwork belonging to the Artico collection (whose name is often also reported as Arctic) of the renowned brand Yalos Murano. The term Waltz indicates the fluid, rounded and sinuous shape of the body of the vase, which recalls the harmonious movement of a waltz.
Three Murano Glass Centerpieces, with softly curved shapes (visible in the product variant photos)
- Large — 52 × 44 cm
- Medium — 40 × 34 cm
- Mignon — 18 × 14 cm
Four Bowls in a Cartoccio
- Large — 52 × 27 × H 18 cm
- Medium — 40 × 23 × H 15 cm
- Small — 31 × 18 × H 14 cm
- Mignon — 16 × 11 × H 8 cm
Le Cartoccio bowls They are available in four sizes, from the compact Mignon to the imposing Large. They share a distinctive sculptural form: an elongated, oval body with a deeper center and two raised, softly curved edges. The glass appears to bend and unfold, creating soft waves and folds reminiscent of a sheet of paper or fabric. Hand-sculpting lends the glass a delicate asymmetry and fluid movement, transforming each piece into a small sculpture frozen in motion.



















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