Murano Style Art Glass Handkerchief Vase

This appears to be a Murano-style art glass handkerchief vase, characterized by its fluid, organic form, mimicking the folds of draped fabric. The vase exhibits a striking color combination, with a rich, dark cobalt blue forming the outer layers and base, dramatically contrasting with vibrant canary yellow and bright royal blue inner layers. The glass is glossy and translucent. The undulating rim and sides create a dynamic, sculptural silhouette. The construction appears to be hand-blown or formed, indicated by the uneven edges and natural folds, suggesting a lampworking or fused glass technique. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant damage from the provided images, though a full inspection would require handling. The surface appears clean with some reflections, suggesting good preservation of its original finish. This style of art glass, often referred to as 'Fazzoletto' (Italian for handkerchief), became popular in the mid-20th century, particularly with Murano glassmakers. The craftsmanship suggests a moderately high-quality piece, with careful attention to color layering and form. Without clearer views of the base, no specific maker's marks or signatures can be discerned. The object is likely a decorative art piece, intended for display rather than functional use with liquids due to its open, irregular form. The vivid colors and artistic shape are its primary defining characteristics.