Blue Glass Compote - Spiral Patterne
(Product Features)
This antique blue glass compote is crafted using a hand-blown technique, giving it a soft, organic form and a vivid translucency. The bowl is adorned with a spiral (uzumaki) pattern, a decorative motif that catches and refracts light in captivating ways.
The Meiji to Taisho era saw the introduction of Western-inspired tableware designs in Japan, and this compote exemplifies the blend of foreign influence and Japanese artistry. Its tall pedestal base and striking color make it an ideal display piece or a functional serving vessel for fruit, confections, or other delicacies.
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Estimated Era
Meiji to Taisho period (late 19th – early 20th century)
 
About Hand-Blown Glass
Hand-blown glass is shaped by artisans using molten glass and traditional tools, resulting in subtle variations in thickness, shape, and surface texture. These natural irregularities are considered marks of authenticity, ensuring each piece is truly one-of-a-kind.
 
Notes:
As an antique, minor scratches or bubbles in the glass are part of its original character and not considered defects.
Not dishwasher safe — hand washing is recommended.
Due to its age, please handle with care.