This Hungarian ikebana vase from the 1970s exemplifies decorative ceramics with an organic, fluid shape reminiscent of a smooth pebble or river stone. The surface is a rich, burnt orange glaze adorned with an expressive white crackle pattern, resulting in a strikingly dynamic, high-contrast appearance. Nine precisely arranged holes—one larger central opening and eight smaller ones—punctuate the upper surface, allowing for the minimalist arrangement of floral stems in the Japanese ikebana tradition. The design is distinctly modernist and sculptural, echoing the mid-century Central European focus on simplicity, experimentation, and nature-inspired forms. The ceramic material is finely finished and smooth, with no visible signs of wear or structural flaws. The glossy glaze is fully preserved, with crackle forming part of the intended aesthetic. Condition: very good—no chips, cracks, or repairs; full vintage character maintained.
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Height8 cm
Depth15 cm
Width19 cm
Dimension details
Width19 cm
Height8 cm
Depth15 cm
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