The work Smultron Vas Clear by Mikael Kendlind, also known as Vas vitreum, is likely a beautiful example of Scandinavian glass art, a field in which minimalist elegance, functional design, and organic forms often take center stage. Swedish glassmaking, with a history that stretches back centuries, is celebrated for its quality, clarity, and innovation, particularly in regions like Småland, sometimes referred to as the "Kingdom of Crystal." While I couldn't locate specific details about Smultron Vas Clear, the title hints at nature-inspired design ("Smultron" is Swedish for "wild strawberry") and may suggest a piece designed with botanical themes or a clear, vibrant glass reminiscent of the translucence and fragility of wild strawberries.