Glass vase with animal painting for Indian market 1670 - 1700

This 17th century glass vase, likely made for the Indian market, features a delicate, hand-painted design of animals and floral motifs. The clear glass allows for a full appreciation of the detailed patterns, which include tigers, camels, birds, and elaborate foliate scrolls, all rendered in gold, white, and shades of yellow, green, and red. This piece showcases the skill of anonymous glassmakers who produced decorative items for the diverse tastes of the time.