The decorative platter from the Karolina series is a refined example of Polish mid-century modern porcelain from the 1950s. Executed in high-quality porcelain with a deep, cool black tone, its high-gloss glaze creates a striking, mirror-like effect that subtly captures and reflects ambient light. At the center is a hand-painted, abstract botanical motif in crisp white—fine lines and dots forming stylized stems, umbels, and leaves. The dish’s silhouette is wide and shallow (diameter 32.5 cm, height 4 cm), with softly sloping, rounded edges. The surface is smooth and even, free from visible imperfections, chips, or signs of use. Condition: ideal, with no chips, cracks, or evidence of restoration.This platter resonates with the spirit of Polish mid-century modernism. Its black surface echoes the postwar fascination with contrast and innovation, while the hand-painted decoration speaks to the artistic courage and craft of the era. The motif, though restrained, subtly alludes to nature and embodies the dialogue between geometry and organic forms that defined the 1950s. It is an object that could recount stories from postwar studios, where designers sought a new visual language for everyday pieces.As a central accent, the platter can anchor a living room table, sideboard, or console. It may be paired with other porcelain or glass pieces of minimalist form to highlight its graphic pattern. The dish is well suited to mid-century modern arrangements but also complements eclectic and contemporary interiors where bold black accents create visual tension and harmony. Combining it with textiles in natural hues or wooden elements will enhance the depth and contrast of
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Height4 cm
Length32 cm
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Length32 cm
Height4 cm
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