Mid-Century Modern Art Glass Splatter Bowl

This is a handcrafted vintage art glass bowl featuring a distinctive organic, undulating rim commonly referred to as a 'freeform' or 'swung' edge. The piece is constructed with a dual-layered glass technique: the exterior is a solid opaque white glass, providing a clean and smooth contrast to the interior. The interior surface showcases a vibrant seafoam green base heavily decorated with a 'splatter' or 'confetti' pattern of amber, brown, and light blue glass inclusions. These dappled spots create a sense of movement and depth within the vessel. The bowl's shape is characterized by four soft lobes or waves that rise from a central well, suggesting it was hand-stretched while the glass was molten. No visible maker's marks or signatures are apparent in the image, though the style and materials are highly indicative of Murano glass production from Italy or American houses like Blenko or Chalet from the 1960s to 1970s. The condition appears sound with no visible chips or cracks, showing a glossy fire-polished finish and a slight natural patina indicative of age. The craftsmanship is high, with even distribution of color and a balanced, sculptural silhouette.