This vintage Murano-style vase from the 1970s is a striking example of artisanal glass art from that period. The object combines a deep cobalt blue hue with an expressive, hand-blown silhouette that immediately catches the eye within a collection of decorative glassware.
The vase is entirely crafted from mouth-blown glass and features a wavy, asymmetrical rim that emphasizes the organic design. A three-dimensional floral motif is applied to the body of the vase, constructed from transparent glass with vibrant, multicolored accents. This applied decoration contrasts strongly with the smooth blue base and demonstrates the technical skill of the glassblower. The piece rests on a sturdy, round transparent glass base, creating a subtle floating effect and optimally enhancing the natural light filtering through the colored glass.
The object is in good vintage condition and has retained its original shine and clarity over the decades. The manual production process is clearly visible in the charming, organic irregularities of the material, which contributes significantly to the authentic and unique character of this design. A small crease/indentation is visible on the glass base (see detail photo). This is NOT damage or a chip, but an authentic manufacturing defect/imperfection that occurred during the hot blowing process. This actually emphasizes the unique, handmade character of this object!
This decorative piece comes into its own perfectly in an eclectic, modern, or vintage-inspired interior. Placed on a wooden sideboard, a glass side table, or in an open display cabinet, the vase acts as a striking splash of color. The object adds significant sculptural value to the living space, whether with a modest bouquet or standing entirely on its own.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodNumber of items1Height24 cmWidth11 cmDepth22 cm