The history of Empoli glass has its roots in the Renaissance and the Medici court and developed with particular momentum between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, when Domenico Lorenzo Levantini began producing ceramic and glass.
The glass master pulls the dough glass glowing from the oven, the cave in molds, the explosion with long metal rods, the work and the size up to give the final shape.
The charm of the ancient laboratories is still present today: the places where the material is molded through machining with fire and fusion, in a mysterious atmosphere, where lights and shapes stretch like in a story.
