A splendid and imposing Murano glass vase dating back to the second half of the 20th century (1960s/1970s). The piece is crafted using the refined two-tone sommerso glass technique, characterized by a chromatically balanced diagonal between smoky gray and amber/straw yellow. The entire glass mass is embellished with a dense and uniform inclusion of gold dust/gold flakes, which creates an extraordinary effect of brilliance and refraction under natural or ambient light. The geometric rectangular shape with soft edges and thick walls gives the piece a strong visual presence, typical of Midcentury and Brutalist interior design. Attributable to Archimede Seguso