A substantial and heavy mid-century modern bohemian art glass bowl, pattern number 7632/20, designed by the celebrated Czech glass master Ladislav Paleček in 1976 for the renowned Škrdlovice glassworks. Standing eleven centimeters high with a diameter of twenty-one centimeters and a remarkable weight of two kilograms and eight hundred grams, this collector piece represents the highest echelon of studio glass produced by the Škrdlovice workshop. The robust, thick-walled construction of deep cobalt blue glass is masterfully decorated along the lower section with an embedded concentric ring of pink and white powdered glass frits fused into a solid, wave-like white ribbon. The interior reveals excellent clarity of the cobalt pigment and a characteristic optical thickening at the center, confirming its hand-formed studio glass origin. Exhibiting the bold sculptural language of twentieth-century Czechoslovak glass art, this documented design stands as an exceptional acquisition for discerning collectors. In excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or restorations. Minimal sliding traces on the bottom. Emblematic art piece. Approximate dimensions: Height: ca. 11 cm. Diameter: 21 cm. Weight: 2.800 kg. Information provided to the best of my knowledge and belief. Pictures are part of description. This lot will be carefully packaged and send by registered mail.