Mould-Blown Cameo Glass Vase
- Artist
- Emile Galle
- Style
- Art nouveau
- Genre
- Design
The 'Mould-Blown Cameo Glass Vase' exemplifies Art nouveau (modern) Design in fine glass craftsmanship, characterized by its undulating, sinuous forms and vibrant colors inspired by natural motifs. Created through hand-blown techniques, the vase often features intricate cameo Cameo-style decoration achieved by layering and carving different colored glasses. These decorative vases are larger than typical drinking glasses and serve primarily as objects of decorative arts. Prominent makers from France, such as Lalique, Gallé, and the Daum brothers, pioneered such pieces, which highlight the artistry, color, and Design innovation characteristic of this movement.
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