For sale is a striking, large studio glass vase by Adam Jablonskij. This impressive piece measures approximately 37 cm in height and 14 cm in maximum width. The vase is heavy and upward-reaching with an open mouth; the rim is a soft milky white, while the stem and base are enriched by intricate swirled threads of burgundy-red and dark (near-black) glass that run the length of the stem and densely fill the foot — a richly textured, dynamic pattern that both contrasts and harmonizes with the pale top part. Condition: Mint — no chips, cracks, or repairs visible. The piece has been carefully inspected and shows pristine surface and color depth consistent with careful studio production and excellent preservation. Signature & marks: Signed on the base Dimensions: Height: ~37 cm | Max width: ~14 cm Material & technique: Mouth-blown crystal/art glass with inlaid thread/murrine-style thread-work — classic of Jablonskij studio pieces. Provenance: Private collection. Shipping: Professionally packed, insured shipping worldwide available. This vase is a superb example of mid-to-late 20th century Polish studio glass — large, sculptural and decorative, a statement piece for any modern or vintage glass collection. ⸻ Artist bio & provenance notes About the artist — Adam Jablonskij (b. 1936) Adam Jablonskij (often spelled Jablonski / Jablonsky in anglophone sources) is a Polish studio and crystal glass artist and certified glass technologist, born in Wilczkowice, Poland on April 29, 1936. He has worked with glass since 1952, developing a reputation for distinctive mouth-blown vases, paperweights, ornaments and sculptural pieces produced in his studio in Poland. Over the years he has combined traditional glassblowing skills with advanced crystal production techniques and is credited in secondary sources as both an artist and as a glass technologist/engineer with patents and technical contributions to crystal production. His signed studio pieces frequently appear on specialist vintage and estate auction sites and retail platforms.