Dino Rosin (Italian, b. 1948). Venetian Murano ikebana glass bowl with three curved legs. With the studio stamp along one of the legs and signed by Rosin along the side of the bowl. Dino Rosin’s brother, Loredano Rosin, has been credited with rediscovering the lost technique of calcedonia (chalcedony) which involves the alchemical mixing of glass with other elements such as silver. After Loredano’s untimely death, Dino carried on the tradition and continues to create unique works using this technique. Height: 10 in x width: 21 in x depth: 21 in.