Bottle Vase, black green blue porcelain, by Z. Przybyszewska, Pruszków, 1960s.
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The bottle-shaped vase designed by Zofia Przybyszewska stands as an example of Polish design from the 1960s, produced by the Pruszków Porcelain Factory. Its tall, slender neck and generous, rounded base are crafted from porcelain, finished in a glossy black glaze. The surface is adorned with expressive, painterly splashes of lime green and light blue, applied using a sprayed selection technique. The construction is seamless, with no visible handles or joints, emphasizing the organic, modernist silhouette. The manufacturer's mark is present on the underside. The condition is very good, with no cracks, chips, or signs of restoration on the surface.This vase tells the story of an era when Polish craftsmanship embraced bold experimentation with color and form. The smooth, lustrous black contrasts with dynamic, abstract patches, evoking the modernist search for freedom of expression. The piece seems to whisper of a time when even everyday vessels could become statements of artistic liberty. The asymmetric, painterly touches are the trace of the designer’s gesture—a visual improvisation that brings the energy of the 1960s into the interior.The vase can be used as a single accent on a console or table in the living room, where it stands out both alone and alongside other vessels of simple form. Its modernist silhouette allows for pairing with mid-century furniture and accessories, as well as in more eclectic spaces—against light walls or with geometric textile patterns. It is worth placing it next to minimalist ceramics or glassware to highlight the contrast of textures and color accents.
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Height31 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height31 cm
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