This large pressed glass bowl, produced by Hermanova Hut in Czechoslovakia in 1957, belongs to the Tulip collection—an emblem of Central European modernism from the 1950s. Crafted from thick, clear glass with a subtly cool, slightly warm undertone, the bowl features a pronounced relief of overlapping tulip petals, visible on both its wide, flared rim and the substantial, rounded base. The highly glossy, smooth surface enhances the play of light, accentuating the clarity and sculptural quality of the material. Its proportions are harmonious, with the outwardly splayed edge contrasting the solid, stable base, resulting in a heavy, substantial decorative object suitable for functional use. The piece is preserved in excellent condition, free from any signs of wear, chips, or damage.This bowl embodies the spirit of the 1950s, a period when Czech glassworks explored modern, organic forms inspired by nature and highlighted the material's inherent qualities. The floral tulip reliefs evoke a sense of postwar optimism and a belief in the enduring value of craftsmanship—glass reflecting light like a tranquil water surface, radiating balance and subtle energy. The bowl seems to narrate its own story of harmony between form and function, typical of Central European modernism, where decorative and utilitarian values intertwine in everyday objects.The Tulip bowl is well suited for placement on an oak or veneered table in the living room, where its transparent glass can freely reflect daylight. It can be paired with other 1950s and 1960s accessories, such as colored glass vases or ceramic bowls, to create a cohesive mid-century modern composition. Equally fitting in a minimalist setting with natural textiles, its sculpt
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Height35 cm
Depth19 cm
Width19 cm
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Width19 cm
Height35 cm
Depth19 cm
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