Murano-Style Art Glass Scalloped Bowl with Aventurine and Millefiori Inclusion

This appears to be a decorative art glass bowl, likely a centerpiece or serving bowl, characterized by its distinctive scalloped or starburst edge, forming approximately nine points around its perimeter. The bowl is crafted from clear glass, which has been artfully infused with various decorative elements. The most prominent feature is the extensive white frit or glass flakes liberally distributed throughout the body of the bowl, creating a speckled, almost frothy appearance. Interspersed within this white matrix are vibrant inclusions of what appears to be aventurine glass, identifiable by its shimmering metallic flecks, and several sections of colorful millefiori canes, presenting as small, intricate floral or geometric patterns. These millefiori elements are predominantly in shades of red-orange, blue, and possibly green or purple, though the lighting makes precise identification challenging. The overall color palette is a blend of clear glass with iridescent hints from the white frit, contrasted by the deeper hues of the inclusions. The construction suggests hand-blown or hand-formed art glass, given the organic, irregular shape of the scallops and the unique distribution of the internal decoration, which is typical of Murano glass techniques. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures from the provided image, but its style strongly hints at Italian Murano glass production or a piece made in the Murano tradition. The condition appears to be good with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear visible, though the image quality makes a definitive assessment difficult. The craftsmanship is evident in the intricate layering of glass elements and the fluid, sculptural form.