Ceramic vase, turquoise, by A. Bagni, Raymor, Italy, 1960s.
690 PLN
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This large, heavy ceramic vase was designed by Alvino Bagni for Raymor in Italy during the 1960s. The body is crafted from glazed ceramics, featuring a semi-gloss finish in shades of turquoise, green, earthy brown, and off-white, creating a marbled and subtly crackled effect. The surface is adorned with partially three-dimensional, hand-formed motifs of stylized leaves and geometric patterns. Its classic amphora-inspired silhouette, with a wide flared rim and two ornate, scroll-shaped handles, emphasizes its sculptural presence. Both the base and the rim are accentuated by horizontal bands, lending the piece an architectural rhythm. The vase's proportions are well-balanced: height 25 cm, maximum diameter 20 cm. The overall condition is very good, with only minor signs of use typical for vintage ceramics from this era. Mid-century Italian ceramics express themselves in this piece through a modern sensibility that blends tradition with formal innovation. The turquoise glaze evokes Mediterranean light, while the raised leaves and geometric bands recall motifs from ancient amphorae, interpreted through a contemporary lens. Every irregularity and nuance in the relief tells the story of skilled hands and a time when craftsmanship and design vision converged in a single object. The intentional patina and gentle signs of age make the vase appear suspended in time, as if it carries a fragment of Italian cultural history into the present. This vase could serve as a focal point on a dining table or console in a living room, where its striking silhouette and rich texture would stand out against smooth backgrounds. It fits seamlessly into
DIMENSION
Height25 cm
Width20 cm
Dimension details
Width20 cm
Height25 cm
Weight1 kg
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