Lot description
signed in intaglio on the body certificate by Western Art Merchant Association of Japan This piece is a representative work of the Art Deco period by Gallé. Utilizing the sufflé technique, where glass is blown into a pre-shaped mold, the entire vase is three-dimensionally expressed with a family of six elephants. The decorative arabesque patterns representing clouds at the top and the palm trees are designed simply, creating an Eastern aesthetic that complements the overall color scheme. Among similar designed works, the green variant is rare and scarce. It is a masterpiece with a high level of perfection in design, color, and form.
