Osiołek vase, red glass, by C. Zuber, Poland, 1970s
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The "Osiołek" vase, designed in the 1970s by Czesław Zuber for Huta Sudety, exemplifies the pinnacle of Polish modernist art glass. Crafted from thick, hand-blown glass, it features a bold, organic silhouette: the central body glows with a saturated, glossy red, smoothly transitioning at the top into sculptural, petal-like lobes shaded in milky, translucent white. Its lustrous, polished surface accentuates the interplay of color, while the cylindrical base anchors the composition and emphasizes the expressive detailing above. Absence of any visible seams or joints reveals the piece as a single, thoughtfully conceived form. The vase is in very good condition—for a collectible item of this era, no chips, cracks, or restoration marks are present—making it an authentic example of 1970s Polish mid-century modern design.This piece carries the narrative of an era when Polish design embraced bold color and sculptural experimentation. The vase’s swirling lines evoke the energy of the 1970s modernist movement, a decade when artistry and utility merged in everyday objects. The undulating rim, with its layered ombré effect from deep red to milky white, suggests either the glance of a donkey’s eye or the loose brushstroke of an artist—transforming the vase from a simple vessel into a freestanding sculpture.It would lend its sculptural presence best as a visual highlight in a living room, set atop a light wood credenza
DIMENSION
Height20 cm
Depth10 cm
Width10 cm
Dimension details
Width10 cm
Height20 cm
Depth10 cm
Weight1 kg
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