A hand-crafted glass cruet and matching stopper featuring intricate layered sand art. The vessel is composed of a clear glass bottle with an applied handle and a flared pouring lip. The interior is filled with various shades of naturally colored and dyed sand, layered to create figurative and geometric patterns. The central band displays a caravan of four-legged pack animals, possibly camels or donkeys, rendered in dark brown sand against a light tan field. The lower portion of the vessel and the neck feature a vertical flame or drip pattern using a palette of ochre, white, reddish-brown, and dark brown. The hollow, crown-shaped stopper is filled with coordinating layered sand. The sand is packed tightly to maintain the integrity of the design. This style of sand art is traditionally associated with craft traditions in the Middle East, specifically Jordan and Egypt. Height: 8 inches.