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Top 10 Specialist Shops

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  • 1. Cesare Sent

    This talented artist from a long line of glassmakers, transforms the ancient art of murrhine glassware into striking modern objects.

  • 2. ArtStudio

    Watch glass artist Davide Penso at work producing marvellous African-inspired glass beads.

  • 3. Manin 56

    Striking etched bowls and slender wine glasses from Salviati flank international designer items in this wonderful collection.

  • 4. Murano Collezioni

    A stunning new showroom containing contemporary pieces by Carlo Moretti and Venini, alongside classic light fittings by Barovier & Toso.

  • 5. Barovier & Toso

    The world’s oldest family of glassmakers, the Baroviers trace their ancestry back to the 13th century. They still produce stunning contemporary pieces.

  • 6. Mazzega

    Vast showrooms display traditional and semi-modern glass designs with an emphasis on chandeliers and vases.

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  • 7. CAM

    The first shop you see as you disembark at Murano, this internationally known firm specializes in distinctive modern pieces.

  • 8. Pastificio e Panificio Giorgio Garbo

    Sample Burano’s trademark vanilla-flavoured shortbread, bussolai , freshly baked in traditional rounds or “S” shapes.

  • 9. Gianni G

    Here delicate lace handkerchiefs are sewn on a traditional cylindrical cushion.

  • 10. Lidia Merletti d’Arte

    While the front of the shop is an emporium of lace tablecloths, hand towels and mats, the rear is a gallery with a priceless 18th-century wedding gown, a lace fan owned by Louis XIV and lace altarpieces.

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