Art glass bowl signed Adam Jabłoński – Polish studio glass, late 20th century

Large artistic glass bowl, blown and worked hot, signed Adam Jabłoński under the base. Thick glass work with an internal decoration of metallic threads integrated into the mass, generating particularly rich optical and luminous effects. The linear design structures the material and gives the whole a strong sculptural presence. Adam Jabłoński (born April 1936 in Wilczkowice, Poland) is a Polish master glassmaker and glass engineer, active in the second half of the 20th century. Trained in glass techniques since the 1950s, he develops a work based on the experimentation of materials and the integration of innovative technical processes, notably the insertion of metallic threads into molten glass, within his workshop in Wólka Kosowska. His work is part of the studio glass movement in Central Europe. This bowl perfectly illustrates this technical and aesthetic research, with a controlled internal decoration, a contrasting colour palette, and high-quality execution. Period: late 20th century Origin: Poland Signature: engraved under the base Technique: blown glass, integrated metallic threads Condition: good overall condition Dimensions: approximately 39 × 35 × 9 cm. 📦 Packaging & Delivery Careful and secure shipping, with professional packaging suitable for the fragility of glass objects. Double rigid packaging. Dispatch within 48 hours after confirmed payment. Delivery in France via Mondial Relay or Colissimo depending on the format. Delivery to the European Union and internationally via Colissimo International or UPS upon request. For the United States, please contact us before purchase. 📋 Conditions Mandatory verification of the package upon receipt. In case of visible damage, the package must be refused so that insurance can be activated. Returns accepted within 14 days, at the buyer's expense. 🛡️ Authenticity guaranteed Authentic item, described rigorously. Invoice provided upon request.