White flying flower vase from the Japanese colonial period

This is a handmade flower vase in Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period. The wrinkles on the rim and the navel marks on the bottom of the vessel all reflect traces of production. The bottle is white and decorated with different glass tube colors on the surface. With a flowing and unrestrained beauty. The base is made of black glass, a novel glass material during the Japanese colonial period. The unit price is high and the quantity is small. However, because the glass firing technology at that time was not as sophisticated as it is today, some impurities, not dirt, were reflected on the objects (see Figure 3). Small glass vases are rare. | Mouth Ø1.2 * Bottom Ø5.5* H20 cm