A breathtaking showcase of mid-century Venetian master-glassmaking techniques. This dramatic, hand-blown art glass vase is executed in the traditional and highly intricate Fenicio (Phoenician) or pulled-feather style. Layers of opaque milk glass and vibrant emerald-green threads are meticulously combed and dragged while molten to form a striking, repeating chevron wave pattern. The vase flares out into a heavy, fluted base before tapering upward to a magnificent, asymmetric ruffled rim highlighted by delicate hints of soft pink glass accenting the inner mouth. The Design & Appeal: • Fenicio Craftsmanship: The iconic feathered ripple motif requires immense speed and precision, reflecting the high-end artistry of Murano design houses like Fratelli Toso or Salviati. • Jack-in-the-Pulpit Rim: An organic, undulating ruffled top edge that curves gracefully, allowing room light to showcase the interior layers of clear, white, and colored glass. • Substantial Statement Piece: The dense vertical threading creates incredible texture and an active visual energy, making it an instant centerpiece for a modernist display or bar cart. Specifications: • Origin: Murano, Italy (Circa 1950s / 1960s). • Technique: Blown Glass, Fenicio / Murrhina Threading. • Dimensions: 14” H x 4.7” Diameter (35.5cm x 12cm) • Weight: 3.7 lbs (1.664 kg) • Base Mark: Typically features a smooth, polished pontil scar on the underside confirming its hand-sculpted studio origin. Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The glass body exhibits superb clarity and color depth, entirely free from chips, hairline fractures, fleabites, or internal clouding. The vase is not perfectly center; it has a slight lean to one side as can be seen in the video.