Bowl, transparent multicolor glass, by J. Rozinka, Novy Bor, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
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An ashtray or bowl designed by J. Rozinka and produced by the Novy Bor glassworks in Czechoslovakia during the 1970s, this piece is crafted from thick, clear glass with a lustrous, mirror-like surface. Inside, vibrant, flowing accents of cobalt blue, canary yellow, and magenta are embedded within the glass, forming abstract, organic patterns. The sculptural form features bold, freeform curves and asymmetrical geometry, hallmarks of mid-century modern and 1970s Czechoslovakian art glass. Integrated handles or wing-like extensions enhance its dynamic silhouette, while the smooth, glossy surface accentuates the interplay of color and light. Up close, subtle variations and tiny air bubbles reveal the artisanal quality of traditional glassblowing techniques. The piece is preserved in very good condition, with no visible wear, damage, or signs of restoration.This glass object, like a droplet of colored glass frozen in motion, speaks to the era’s pursuit of form and color. The 1970s were a time when Czech glassworks embraced experimentation, allowing colors to flow and merge in unique, unrepeatable patterns. Every detail of this bowl seems to float in light, with organic lines evoking the freedom and boldness of the artists of that decade. Its surface, reflecting the surroundings like a still pond, makes the piece come alive with shifting light and shadow, inviting the viewer to appreciate it from every angle.In interior arrangements, such a glass accent can be paired with minimalist wooden or metal side tables and consoles to highlight its sculptural essence. It performs well as a stand-alone piece on neutral,
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Height7 cm
Width8 cm
Length18 cm
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Length18 cm
Height7 cm
Width8 cm
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