The Belgian Stemmed Vessel is a distinctive type of glass artifact characterized by its elongated stem and rounded bowl, commonly found in archaeological sites across Belgium. These vessels date back to the Neolithic period and are believed to have been used for ceremonial or everyday purposes, such as drinking or storage. Crafted with precision, they often feature simple yet elegant designs that reflect the artistic sensibilities of early Belgian communities. Their discovery provides valuable insights into the cultural practices and technological advancements of prehistoric societies in the region.