Geometric salt cellar, mother-of-pearl, white metal, Mexico, 1970s.
620 PLN
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This geometric salt cellar from the 1970s, crafted in Mexico, exemplifies the marriage of modernist form and artisanal tradition. Its hexagonal body is made of white metal, clad in iridescent mother-of-pearl panels that shimmer with pearly white, soft pink, green, and blue hues. The smooth sides and slightly organic texture of the nacre inlay highlight the handcrafted nature of the piece, while the interior and rim feature a metallic, warm golden sheen—likely brass or a similar alloy. The salt cellar comes with a slender spoon, finished in the same golden tone and adorned with a decorative twisted handle. The overall proportions are compact and harmonious—2.4 cm in height, 4 cm in diameter—with precise, clean edges that reinforce its modern geometric silhouette. Condition: very good, with no visible damage, chips, or signs of restoration; all elements, including the spoon, appear original and well preserved.This small salt cellar channels the voice of the 1970s—a period when modernist geometry met a reverence for natural materials and local craftsmanship. Its iridescent mother-of-pearl surface evokes the play of southern sunlight, refracted across lively, colorful tables. The golden interior and precision of form suggest an object that not only serves a purpose but also tells a story: of artisanal pride and the aesthetic sensibility of an era when even everyday accessories were worthy of distinction.The salt cellar can be paired with ceramics featuring smooth, light surfaces or with pastel-toned glassware to accent
DIMENSION
Height2.4 cm
Length4 cm
Dimension details
Length4 cm
Height2.4 cm
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