This ikebana vase, produced by the Chodzież Porcelain Factory in the 1950s–1960s, exemplifies the modernist spirit of Polish ceramics. Crafted from porcelain, the piece features a low, wide, and rounded form with a gently domed top, punctuated by several evenly spaced holes for arranging flowers in the ikebana style. The surface is finished in a deep, glossy black glaze, highlighted by a precisely applied geometric pattern of thin, vertical white lines and regularly spaced white rectangles. The overall silhouette is harmonious and horizontal, with minimalist ornamentation that echoes the clarity of mid-century Polish design. The base bears the factory’s mark and the inscription 'MADE IN POLAND.' The vase is preserved in very good condition, free from visible damage or signs of wear.This object speaks in the voice of an era when modernism met a fascination with simplicity and geometric experimentation. The vase captures the essence of the 1960s, when Polish ceramics explored new forms: matte black and crisp white lines create a rhythmic composition that draws the eye without overpowering the floral arrangement. Like a silent witness, it recalls a time when every detail was imbued with both functional purpose and understated decoration.The vase can be paired with simple, organic branches or single stems to highlight the ikebana-inspired harmony between vessel and living form. It would suit a modernist interior as well as a more eclectic collector’s space. Positioned on a low 1960s sideboard, alongside matte ceramics or minimalist prints, the vase’s geometric profile comes to the fore. In a contemporary setting, it introduces an accent referencing the history of Polish design
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Height8.5 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height8.5 cm
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