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Millefiori is a glassmaking technique where rods of glass (called canes) with different colors are fused, stretched, and sliced to create small cross-sections that look like little flowers, stars, or geometric shapes. The name "millefiori" is Italian and means "a thousand flowers"—a fitting description for the intricate, often floral, designs this technique produces. Even though the term is Italian, the technique actually dates back to ancient Roman, Egyptian, and even Phoenician glasswork — but it was lost for centuries and later revived during the Renaissance.
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Elephant Parade Bag Charm by AndreaP at Lima
This vibrant, textural bag charm displays playful elephants and whimsical flowers that jangle and...
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Millefiori Earrings by AndreaP at Lima
These whimiscal earrings have flowers that swing and sway all day. Add these flirtatious fleurs...
Millefiori Bracelet Stack by AndreaP at Lima
This lively stack consists of Milifiori beads, glass pearls, and African brass beads.
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