Mid-Century Blue And White Iceberg Art Vase

Mid-century art glass refers to decorative glassware produced roughly from the 1940s to the 1970s. This era saw a surge in artistic glassmaking, with designers experimenting with new techniques, colors, and forms. Many pieces were hand-blown or crafted using innovative methods, resulting in unique and visually striking objects. Blue and white were popular color combinations during this period, often used to create abstract patterns or evoke natural elements like water and sky. The style often emphasizes clean lines and organic shapes, reflecting the broader design aesthetics of the mid-century modern movement. These vases were often used as decorative pieces to add a touch of elegance and artistry to homes.