A majolica vase with a body that expands toward the top, featuring a rounded shoulder and a sinuous profile; it tapers toward the base and ends in a short, everted rim.
The surface is entirely decorated with polychrome enamels depicting large anemones—with yellow-orange blossoms and buds—nestled among expansive green and white leaves. These elements are defined by dark outlines set against an intense cobalt-blue background.
The composition, which perfectly embodies the *Liberty* (Art Nouveau) style, is distinguished by a harmonious interplay between the movement of the form and the floral decoration—a refined, innovative ornamental concept that is already evident in Galileo Chini’s earliest artistic work.
Florence, 1896–1898