Modernist vase, orange glass, by J. Słuczan-Orkusz, Poland, 1970s.
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Designed by Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz for the Kraków Glass Institute in the 1970s, this vase exemplifies Polish modernism, balancing geometric structure with the decorative details characteristic of the era. Made from translucent, saturated glass in a warm, amber-tinged orange, its surface is uniformly glossy and smooth. The cylindrical chalice sits atop an elongated, flaring stem, anchored by a round base, while two pronounced, hand-formed scrolls at the meeting point of the bowl and stem add expressive artistry and draw attention to the object's unique silhouette. Every element is thoughtfully proportioned—the tall base makes up nearly half the object's height, lending it a sculptural, almost monumental presence. The glass itself is continuous, with no sanding, etching or additional ornamentation, allowing craftsmanship and color intensity to take center stage. The vase remains in very good condition, with no chips, losses, or restoration; both the vibrancy of the color and the clarity of the glass are preserved.This object reflects the narrative of Polish 1970s design, a period that boldly embraced vivid coloration and dynamic forms in pursuit of a new language for decorative and utilitarian objects. The vase’s smooth, reflective surface captures light and animates its interior with a warm glow, as if recalling the atmosphere of interiors where artistry and function were celebrated equally. The hand-formed scrolls at its neck hint at the
DIMENSION
Height24 cm
Depth12 cm
Width12 cm
Dimension details
Width12 cm
Height24 cm
Depth12 cm
Weight1 kg
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