Scandinavian art glass Tall Green Vase with a controlled bubble base.

11.5 x 3.5 inch No chips or crack Tiny bruise or manufacturing flaw mostly unnoticeable in clear base Scandinavian glass design emerged in the early to mid-20th century, characterized by its simplicity, functionality, and elegance. Designers drew inspiration from the natural landscapes of the Nordic region, incorporating organic forms and subtle colors into their creations.

The controlled bubble technique, where air bubbles are intentionally introduced and arranged within the glass, became a popular decorative element in mid-century Scandinavian glasswork. This vase exemplifies the clean lines and minimalist aesthetic typical of Scandinavian glasswork. Notable glassworks from this era include Iittala, Orrefors, and Kosta Boda, each contributing to the distinctive style that defines Scandinavian glass.