Polish Art Glass: Monochrome Ribbon Vase Counterpart Studios Pillow Moving away from the fiery

Moving away from the fiery intensity of her earlier studies

10 3/4”W x 10 1/4”H x 6 1/2”D

He paints the street life of the "city by the bay" and its people

Wymer's adherence to Christopher Alexander's "pattern language" is beautifully expressed through the tiered wire fruit baskets

distinct from the Seattle-based movement

Polish Art Glass: Monochrome Ribbon Vase Counterpart Studios Pillow Moving away from the fiery7Diam x 16H This hand blown ribbon vase is a striking example of Polish art glass from the historic Krosno region, most likely produced by the celebrated Makora or Jzefina glassworks between the 1970s and 1990s. Reflecting a sophisticated Postmodern aesthetic, the piece features an opaque black cased glass body accented by a spiraling white cane swirl that creates a bold, graphic contrast often referred to as a zebra or tuxedo look. The elongated neck