This Danish ceramic bowl from the 1960s exemplifies the minimalist, geometric ethos of Scandinavian mid-century design. The low, wide profile features straight, vertical sides and a flat base, crafted from ceramic with a matte, deep charcoal-black exterior enriched by subtle, lighter speckles that evoke the texture of volcanic stone or unglazed stoneware. The interior sharply contrasts with a glossy white glaze densely patterned with irregular black speckles, creating a lively, decorative effect. The deliberate transition between the rough, matte edge and the smooth, glazed interior highlights the purity of form and the functionalist approach of the era. Free of handles, feet, or superfluous ornamentation, the bowl focuses on utility and material quality. The piece is in good vintage condition, showing only minor signs of age-appropriate use and no visible damage.The bowl carries the quiet voice of 1960s Scandinavian restraint: the raw, tactile exterior conjures images of stone shores, while the glossy white interior reflects light like a tranquil water surface. The dynamic speckled pattern animates the inside, suggesting a rhythm of daily life and a simplicity that asks for no further embellishment. This vessel tells a story of a time when craftsmanship and function merged in harmony, and every design decision had a clear, practical purpose.It can be placed as a focal point on a dining table or a low sideboard in the living room, where its contrasting finishes create a striking accent within mid-century modern or contemporary minimalist interiors. The bowl pairs well with light woods, natural textiles, and other understated
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Height5 cm
Depth18 cm
Width18 cm
Dimension details
Width18 cm
Height5 cm
Depth18 cm
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