Iridescent Favrile Glass Pulled Feather Art Nouveau Vase

This exquisite art glass vase features a classic Art Nouveau silhouette with an elongated ovoid body tapering sharply into a slender pedestal stem and a flared circular foot. The piece is crafted from hand-blown iridescent glass, likely in the Favrile style popularized by Tiffany Studios or contemporary artisans like Lundberg Studios. The dominant aesthetic feature is a sophisticated 'pulled feather' or 'peacock feather' pattern in contrasting deep purples and blues set against a shimmering gold and cream iridescent ground. The surface displays a strong metallic lustrous finish that shifts in color with the angle of light. The mouth is finished with a rolled, slightly flattened rim showing deep violet and indigo iridescence. Based on the craftsmanship, this piece showcases high-quality glass manipulation, with fluid lines and seamless transitions between the decorative trailing and the base glass. The base appears solid and dark, possibly deep amethyst glass. Condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or significant abrasions. No maker's mark is visible in the photograph, but the style strongly suggests a late 20th-century studio glass revival of the 1900s Art Nouveau aesthetic.