A decorative and stylish elongated Mid-Century glass bowl from the 1960s — solid, heavy, and beautifully crafted. Designed by Josef Michal Hospodka (1923–1989) and produced by Chřibská Glassworks in Bohemia, Czech Republic (former Czechoslovakia). The piece is mouth-blown and hand-formed, created using the Sommerso technique, resulting in a striking layered color effect within the glass. It features an elegant, organic silhouette that showcases a wonderful fusion of red, white, and deep purple glass layers. Encased in thick, clear glass, the outer layer enhances the depth and vibrancy of the interior colors, while the softly curved form gently reflects the light. A highly decorative work of mid-century Bohemian glass art, equally suited as a display piece or a functional vide-poche / catch-all bowl. In very good condition. Width 9.5", Height 3.5", Depth 3“