Bring heavenly charm to your home with this enchanting set of four blown glass angels, handcrafted in Marostica, Italy. Each delicate figurine features crystal-clear glass with shimmering gold wings and halos, and holds a meaningful symbol—a heart, star, candle, or open songbook. Display them standing on shelves, mantels, or tables, or hang them as ornaments to catch the light. Available in small or medium sizes, these timeless pieces add a touch of Italian artistry and celestial grace to any room, making them perfect for holiday decorating or year-round inspiration.
Each set of four angels includes one each angel holding a heart, candle, book, star.
Angels include a gold cord for hanging, or cord can be removed to display standing on a flat surface.
Measurements:
Medium Angels 4" tall x 2.25" wide.
Small Angels 2.25" tall x 2.1" wide.
Made in Marostica, Italy
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Earlier this year, Elisabetta had the pleasure of visiting Soffieria Parise in Marostica, Italy, and meeting the talented artisans behind their exquisite glass creations. We are thrilled to now carry their beautiful products in our collection.
Authentic glass craftsmanship since 1964
Parise Giovanni Soffieria, located in Marostica (Vicenza, Italy), was founded in 1964 by craftsman Giovanni Battista Parise—an innovator who mastered the lampwork technique. His creativity helped shape a new era of Italian glass artistry.
For Soffieria Parise, glassmaking is more than a craft—it’s a cultural heritage to be shared.
Earlier this year, Elisabetta had the pleasure of visiting Soffieria Parise in Marostica, Italy, and meeting the talented artisans behind their exquisite glass creations. We are thrilled to now carry their beautiful products in our collection.
Authentic glass craftsmanship since 1964
Parise Giovanni Soffieria, located in Marostica (Vicenza, Italy), was founded in 1964 by craftsman Giovanni Battista Parise—an innovator who mastered the lampwork technique. His creativity helped shape a new era of Italian glass artistry.
For Soffieria Parise, glassmaking is more than a craft—it’s a cultural heritage to be shared.
