Covered vessel in the shape of a heavenly rooster

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Covered vessel in the shape of a heavenly rooster by unknown artist. The vessel is made of clear or transparent material, likely glass or crystal. The vessel is shaped like a rooster with its body forming the main structure and a head and tail rising from it. The rooster's head is on the right, with a curved beak and a comb on top. The tail feathers are on the left, curled into a spiral shape. The vessel has a rounded body with a narrow neck and a small opening at the top. There is a small finial on the lid, possibly in the shape of an animal. The vessel is decorated with intricate carvings or engravings, possibly depicting feathers or other textures. The background of the image is a gradient of dark gray to light gray. The vessel is sitting on a light gray surface.