Van Gogh's famous Sunflowers in a vase are painted on the inside of a mouth blown glass with oil paint.
 
In the south of France in 1888, Van Gogh painted a series of sunflowers with the intention to give as a gift to his friend Paul Gauguin. This version of the sunflowers, currently hanging in London’s National Gallery, show 15 sunflowers erupting out of a simple earthenware pot against a blazing yellow background. Some of the flowers are fresh and perky, ringed with halos of flame-like petals. Others are going to seed and have begun to droop.
 
A True one-of-a-kind collector’s item you and your family will cherish for generations.
A beautiful present for an art lover.