Amphora, orange, soda-lime glass, by Z. Horbowy, Mirostowice, Poland, 1970s.
3 750 PLN
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This amphora, designed by Zbigniew Horbowy and produced by the 'Barbara' Artistic Glassworks in Polanica-Zdrój, stands as a distinguished example of Polish glass design from the 1970s. The vessel, measuring an impressive 50 cm in height, boasts a monumental presence: a wide, stable base transitions seamlessly into a slender, upward-tapering body, crowned by a pronounced, funnel-shaped spout with an ergonomic lip. The form is completed by a robust, arching handle that joins the neck and shoulder in a fluid gesture. The semi-transparent soda-lime glass is colored in a vibrant orange, fading subtly into a milky hue toward the neck and spout—an effect achieved through gradient glass coloring. The glossy surface and clean, minimalist lines emphasize the technical mastery of the maker, while the absence of decorative motifs allows the interplay of color and form to take center stage. The amphora is in very good condition, with no damage or signs of wear.This piece embodies the spirit of Polish modernism from the 1970s: bold in silhouette and color, yet reserved in ornamentation. The amphora tells the story of a time when glass was a canvas for artistic innovation, elevating everyday objects to the status of art. Its smooth surface reflects light, and the transition from saturated orange to milky
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Height50 cm
Length14.5 cm
Dimension details
Length14.5 cm
Height50 cm
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