This one‑of‑a‑kind Murano art glass piece was created exclusively for the high‑end CasaBique company in the 1970s, during a period when CasaBique collaborated with respected Murano glass artisans and studios—including masters such as Lino Tagliapietra, Archimede Seguso, and Carlo Scarpa—whose work shaped the era’s most innovative Italian glass design. Handblown using the striscia technique, the piece combines luminous milk glass with embedded black canes to create a crisp, evenly spaced vertical stripe pattern. The shade measures approximately 18 inches tall and 12 inches wide, formed into a full teardrop silhouette with a smooth, rounded body that narrows cleanly toward the top. The distinctive thick, rolled, outward‑curled lip at the base gives the piece a beautifully finished edge, adding a touch of visual weight while allowing the vertical striping to flow uninterrupted from top to bottom. The glass was adorned with a vintage silver‑toned cap and suspended from a chrome metal chain, completing the pendant with a clean, elevated finish that is modern and timeless.