The artwork, named “Decorative vial with millefiori flowers,” was created by Louis Comfort Tiffany in the year 1913. This piece is part of the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and belongs to the genre of design utensils. It is also categorized within the “Tiffany glass‎” series.
The artwork is a small, exquisite vial characterized by its intricate millefiori (thousand flowers) technique, which results in a tapestry of tiny, colorful flower patterns adorning the surface. The vial exhibits the trademark elegance and fluidity associated with the Art Nouveau movement, with its harmoniously curving lines and organic forms. The combination of vibrant colors and artistic craftsmanship makes it a fine example of the innovative glasswork for which Louis Comfort Tiffany is renowned.
