Artistic vase, purple black transparent, glass, by J. Maraj, Poland, 1970s.
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This artistic vase, designed by Jerzy Maraj for the Tarnowiec Glassworks in the 1970s, exemplifies modernist glassmaking of the era. The body, with its flattened, rectangular profile and softly rounded edges, is crafted from double-layered glass: a clear outer shell envelops a deep aubergine core. The surface is highly polished and mirror-like, accentuating the optical depth and vibrant color. Dynamic, pinched indentations on both sides—created using glassmaker’s tongs—give the geometric silhouette a sculptural, tactile quality. A thick, transparent base provides stability and emphasizes the layered construction, while the broad, gently flared neck softens the strict geometry. The vase remains in very good condition, with no damage or visible signs of wear, and retains its original finish.This piece speaks with the voice of the 1970s, when Polish glassworks were boldly experimenting with color, form, and technique in search of a distinctly modern identity. The saturated purple and geometric contours evoke an era of creative courage, when glass was elevated to the realm of functional sculpture. The pinched sides and the impression of 'compressed' glass embody the energy of its making—a moment of craftsmanship forever caught in solid form. The vase tells a story of
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Height22.5 cm
Length14 cm
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Length14 cm
Height22.5 cm
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