This bottle-shaped vase, originating from Sweden in the 1980s, is crafted from mass-colored soda-lime glass in an intense turquoise shade. The surface is matte, achieved through sandblasting, and contrasts with glossy, transparent floral motifs that are more densely clustered towards the base. Its harmonious proportions—a wide, rounded body tapering gently to a narrow neck—emphasize the modernist, organic character typical of Scandinavian design from the late 1970s and 1980s. The decorative patterns are precisely distributed, with clearly defined transitions between matte and glossy areas. The vase is preserved in very good condition, free of visible signs of wear or damage, with its original finish and ornamentation intact.The form of this vase tells a story of Scandinavian modernism, where simplicity of line and organic detail become part of daily life. The turquoise glass recalls the cool, clear light of northern days, while the sandblasted surface subtly mutes reflections, allowing the floral motifs to emerge as if foliage glimpsed through morning mist. The piece seems to whisper of a time when sophistication meant harmony and restraint, and nature-inspired decoration echoed the calm rhythm of domestic interiors.This vase could be paired with a light wooden table or placed on a console in the living room, where its turquoise hue will enhance the depth of natural materials. It works well either as a standalone piece or alongside other glass or ceramic objects in muted tones. Interiors in mid-century modern, minimalist, or Scandinavian styles would serve as an ideal backdrop—combining it with textiles of pronounced texture or simple graphic artworks would highlight the organic yet decorative character of the vessel.
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Height36 cm
Length24 cm
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Length24 cm
Height36 cm
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