Polish Art Glass Pitcher with Black and White Webbed Pattern

This item is a contemporary hand-blown art glass pitcher, likely produced in the late 20th to early 21st century. The body features a distinctive 'end of day' or 'tortoise' style webbed patterning, comprised of white opaque mottling set against a deep obsidian black background. The base of the pitcher is constructed from a heavy, solid dark purple or black amethyst glass, which transitions into a bifurcated handle that connects with sculptural elegance to the main body. The bottom of the foot is polished and flat, featuring a prominent 'MADE IN POLAND' white paper label and a partially removed retail price/barcode sticker. The glass exhibits a high-gloss finish with no visible chips or cracks in the provided view, though the presence of the original stickers suggests it was kept for decorative use rather than functional utility. The craftsmanship is typical of high-quality Polish glass factories known for exporting artistic glassware, characterized by thick walls, a balanced weight, and fluid, organic transitions between the structural elements like the handle and the base. The style reflects a modern take on Murano-inspired glassblowing techniques, emphasizing bold high-contrast colors and geometric textural patterns.