Folk arts and crafts are an important tradition in Hungary, and their makers are highly respected. During the 19th century, the intricate decorations found on objects of everyday use became symbols of national identity. This small budvase was likely made around 1930 and speaks to a period when Hungarian folk traditions were influenced not only by a desire for national unity, but also a fusion with other European styles, such as Art Nouveau.

Dimensions: 6"H x 5" at base