This decorative glass bowl from the 1960s, attributed to the renowned Swedish glassworks Kosta Boda, is a clear reflection of Scandinavian modernism. Crafted from thick, pressed glass and entirely transparent, it captivates with its pronounced, irregular surface texture reminiscent of natural ice. The glossy finish enhances the play of light, while the asymmetrical rim and fluid lines highlight its organic, sculptural quality. Measuring 19 cm in diameter and 6 cm in height, the bowl combines a perceptible solidity and weight with visual delicacy. The construction is seamless, with no visible joints or seams, and the gently concave base adds spatial depth. The piece is preserved in good condition, with minor scratches and subtle signs of use consistent with its age.In this glass form, one can sense the voice of the Nordic 1960s: raw nature meeting controlled craftsmanship, with the striking texture evoking frozen lakes and shards of ice beneath the low sun. The bowl seems to recount the story of calm, minimalist interiors where every detail is intentional. Its organic, uneven surface invites touch, and the light scattered across its relief creates a subtle play of shadows—as if a fragment of Swedish winter has been captured in glass.The bowl can be displayed on a light wooden or stone surface, where the interplay of light and texture will be fully revealed. It works well as a standalone sculptural accent on a mid-century modern table or paired with other Scandinavian glass or ceramic objects. One might combine it with minimalist ceramics or a single branch in a vase, achieving a serene, harmonious composition suitable for interiors with a modernist or collector's spirit.
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Height6 cm
Width19 cm
Length19 cm
Dimension details
Length19 cm
Height6 cm
Width19 cm
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