Artigianato Collection
"Artigianato: A Timeless Craftmanship Unveiled" Step into the world of artigianato, where centuries-old traditions and exquisite craftsmanship come to life
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"Artigianato: A Timeless Craftmanship Unveiled" Step into the world of artigianato, where centuries-old traditions and exquisite craftsmanship come to life. The Museum of the Treasury of the Cathedral of San Lorenzo in Genoa offers a mesmerizing glimpse into this rich heritage. As you gaze upon the apse, your eyes are drawn to the magnificent Byzantine mosaics that adorn it. Executed by skilled local and Venetian artisans between the twelfth and mid-thirteenth century, these masterpieces include the renowned Christ Pantocrator mosaic, radiating divine beauty. Moving on, a stunning XVI-century polygonal pyx captures your attention. Its gilded and embossed silver gleams with opulence, showcasing intricate details that speak volumes about the skillful hands behind its creation. The Ark processional Ash St John the Baptist takes center stage next. Commissioned by Priors Chapel and crafted by Teramo Danieli and Simone Caldera from 1438 to 1445, this embossed silver masterpiece is an epitome of elegance and devotion. A delicate covered chalice stands alongside a footed cup adorned with light blue glass embellished with golden leaf accents and enamel work. These pieces exemplify how artistry can elevate everyday objects into extraordinary works of art. Venturing further, you discover a wooden pastiglia reliquary box shimmering with gold leaf detailing. This mixed media marvel showcases both creativity and reverence for sacred relics—a testament to artisanal ingenuity. Your journey through time continues as you encounter a casket adorned with intricately carved figures—musicians serenading couples in harmonious unity. Crafted from bone and various types of wood dating back to 1360-80, this piece transports you back to an era steeped in romance. In another corner lies a lectern accompanied by fragments of choir stalls meticulously carved from wood during 1330-70.