This Czechoslovakian Ditmar Urbach candlestick from the 1970s embodies modernist design where function and form merge seamlessly. Crafted from ceramic with a matte, unglazed finish, it displays a warm light beige tone subtly speckled with darker brown accents. Its sculptural silhouette is defined by a cylindrical base and top, three pronounced horizontal ridges, and six circular handles symmetrically arranged in pairs along the sides. The craftsmanship is precise—the smooth, well-defined edges and the harmonious integration of the handles into the body create an architectural clarity. The proportions are balanced, evoking the spirit of Brutalist and organic modernism that marked Central European ceramics of the era. The candlestick is preserved in very good vintage condition, with authentic patina consistent with its age and no visible signs of damage or restoration.This piece tells the story of the 1970s, a time when Czechoslovak design and craftsmanship embraced experimentation—melding the rawness of material with subtle decorative gestures. Each handle echoes the contours of Brutalist architecture and organic motifs that shaped the Central European landscape of that decade. The matte, tactile ceramic finish recalls the atmosphere of artistic studios, sites of innovation in texture and color. As both a functional object and a decorative statement, this candlestick stands as a testament to the era’s creative boldness.In interiors, the Ditmar Urbach candlestick can be paired with minimalist glass, raw concrete, or natural wood to highlight its modernist identity
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Height20 cm
Width9 cm
Length9 cm
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Length9 cm
Height20 cm
Width9 cm
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