This 1970s ceramic bowl exemplifies the European studio pottery movement, emphasizing individual artistic expression and the tactile quality of the material. Its low, wide form (22 cm in diameter, 5 cm high) is subtly elevated on three integrated feet, lending a discreet mid-century modern touch. The interior features an intense, glossy cobalt blue glaze, accentuated by a hand-applied, graphic central motif. In contrast, the exterior is finished in a dark brown, almost black, matte and textured surface characteristic of stoneware, creating a visually striking juxtaposition. The workshop signature is present—partially worn—on the underside, underscoring the bowl's authenticity and uniqueness. The piece remains in original condition, displaying minor signs of use and wear typical for vintage objects of its era.The bold form and interplay of textures evoke the spirit of the 1970s—a decade when European ceramicists embraced new modes of expression. This bowl tells the story of an era defined by creative freedom, where the artist’s hand and the unpredictability of glaze determined each object's final character. The dynamic, almost painterly interior draws the eye, while the matte, tactile exterior invites touch; together, they resonate with both calm and the energy of artistic exploration.This piece can be showcased as a standalone accent on a console, coffee table, or among other ceramics from the period. It fits seamlessly into mid-century modern, minimalist, or contemporary interiors, where its vivid color and texture can provide a striking counterpoint to smooth wood, glass, or metal surfaces. It could be paired with raw vases, geometric candleholders, or Scandinavian ceramics to highlight its unique, handcrafted origin.
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Height5 cm
Width22 cm
Length22 cm
Dimension details
Length22 cm
Height5 cm
Width22 cm
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