Set of two sculptural blown glass pieces made in Murano, Italy, circa 1960s–1970s. Both display a deep ruby pink tone and were crafted using the sommerso technique, which adds depth and enhances the intensity of the color. Their organic forms, with fluid edges and enveloping lines, evoke the movement of water and give them a sculptural presence.

In excellent vintage condition. These pieces can function as small vases, decorative bowls, or sculptural accents in eclectic or contemporary interiors.

When displayed together, their forms engage in a silent dialogue: one more expansive and undulating, the other upright and sinuous, creating a visual tension that speaks of balance and contrast. The interplay of their volumes, textures, and the shared reflection of their color invites a curatorial gaze, turning them into a conversation about duality, movement, and the poetry of the material.