This Danish glass centerpiece from the 1970s is crafted from a single mass of thick, translucent glass with an evident aqua-green tint. The sculptural, low, and wide bowl is organically shaped, featuring irregular, dramatically undulating edges reminiscent of cracked or melting ice. Its surfaces, both interior and exterior, are defined by intentional tactile textures: raised ridges, bubbles, and natural indentations—hallmarks of hand-formed Scandinavian art glass from the era. The proportions (7.5 × 31 × 21 cm) emphasize a flat, generously open silhouette, free from metallic accents or handles, highlighting the purity and biomorphic inspiration of 1970s modernist design. The bowl remains in original condition, with no visible chips or cracks; small surface scratches are present, as to be expected in vintage glass of this period.This piece echoes the spirit of 1970s Nordic craftsmanship—a reflection of icy lakes, gradual thaws, and muted Nordic daylight cascading through Danish interiors. Its tactile surface and cool tone evoke the quiet attention to process found in Scandinavian glassworks, each bubble and fold marking the unique signature of artisan hands. The bowl narrates a fascination with nature’s forms and unscripted transformations
DIMENSION
Height8 cm
Depth21 cm
Width31 cm
Dimension details
Width31 cm
Height8 cm
Depth21 cm
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