Vintage modern free-form green art glass vase Budveszel Gyula Hungary 1990s

A distinctive free-form art glass vase by Hungarian glass artist Gyula Budveszel, dating from the 1990s. The vase is made of rich translucent emerald-green glass and features a tall, elongated, and freely shaped silhouette. Its body has a subtly asymmetrical, hand-shaped profile that changes depending on the viewing angle. The upper section opens into a broad, irregularly flared rim with a substantial rounded edge. Small multicoloured glass inclusions in white, yellow, blue, red, and other tones are embedded throughout the green glass, mainly concentrated toward the lower section and along one side, becoming more dispersed higher up. The decoration follows the spontaneous character of the free-form glass. The substantial translucent glass reveals depth when illuminated by natural light. Internal bubbles, optical variations, multicoloured inclusions, and irregularities from the handmade process add to the individuality of the piece. Gyula Budveszel is known for expressive colour, individually shaped forms, and an emphasis on the optical qualities of hand-worked glass. His works from the 1990s are a distinctive expression of Hungarian studio glass from the period. With its strong emerald colour and unusual free-form silhouette, the vase works well as a functional vessel or as a standalone sculptural decorative object. Dimensions: Height: 28 cm, Width: 12 cm, Depth: 12 cm.