1960s Bohemian Crystal Bowl

1960s Bohemian Crystal BowlWhile much modern art was banned in former Czechoslovakia during the mid century, this was not the case for glass; instead, designers could work freely, which led to a boom in creativity that built on the regions centuries old learnings. This bowl from the 1960s utilizes the sommerso technique, where two or more layers of colored glass are merged together. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and

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