Jozefina Krosno handkerchief vases are highly collectible mid-century modern and contemporary European art glass pieces handcrafted in Poland. Founded in 1980 by master glassblower Jozef Jankowski in the historic glassmaking region of Krosno, the Józefina Art Factory is world-renowned for using traditional 10th-century mouth-blown techniques to create sculptural, fluid forms where no two pieces are exactly identical. The distinctive "handkerchief" style mimics the organic folds of a draped piece of fabric, accented by a dramatic ruffled rim and a distinct marbled or swirled technique that fuses contrasting colours to resemble natural stone. Key Characteristics of Jozefina Krosno Handkerchief Vases :- Artisanal Production :- Every vase is completely mouth-blown and hand-finished, leaving distinct organic variations and sometimes a ground-down pontil mark on the base. Marbled Technique :- The stone-like pattern is achieved by layering colored glass powders or canes (such as tortoiseshell brown, cobalt blue, or vivid red/black flame) between layers of clear or opaque white glass. PLEASE SEE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION/DETAILS.