The modernist fruit bowl from the 'Makora' series by Huta Szkła in Krosno exemplifies Polish glass design from the 1980s, where sculptural, openwork form and pronounced texture take center stage. Crafted from layered, hand-formed glass, the bowl features fluid transitions between a matte beige-brown exterior—evoking volcanic stone with its marbled, tactile surface—and a glossy, creamy white interior and rim. Elongated vertical cut-outs lighten the structure, introducing an organic, biomorphic rhythm, while subtle veining within the glass adds depth and complexity. The base is precisely ground for stability, showcasing meticulous attention to detail. The condition is described as perfect—no signs of wear, damage, or restoration are present.This bowl’s sculptural presence tells the story of an era when Polish glass found a new voice: the 1980s brought bold experiments with texture and color, allowing form to speak with a raw, authentic aesthetic. Inspiration drawn from nature is palpable here—as if a fragment of rock has been sealed in glass, with light gliding over its porous surface to lend the piece a sense of modern authenticity and creative freedom. The object does not conceal its origins; it stands as a testament to Polish innovation, where artisanal skill meets artistic liberty.The 'Makora' bowl could be displayed on a monolithic wooden or metal table, where the contrast between materials highlights its biomorphic character. In modernist or minimalist interiors, it easily becomes a visual centerpiece; it can be paired with simple ceramic vessels,
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Height13 cm
Length16.5 cm
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Length16.5 cm
Height13 cm
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