Vase 1897 - 1903

This iridescent glass vase, "Vase", is an example of Louis C. Tiffany's innovative work in glassmaking. Created between 1897 and 1903, the vase is characterized by its signature "Favrile" glass technique, which utilizes an opalescent, often iridescent, glass with an irregular, handmade appearance. This vase features a unique pattern of white, oval-shaped forms against a golden background, showcasing the beauty of the glass's reflective qualities. The vase exemplifies Tiffany's commitment to artistic craftsmanship and his contributions to the Art Nouveau movement, now on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.