This postmodern vase from Poland, dating to the 1970s, is crafted from glass in a deep cobalt blue hue. The monochromatic design features a lustrous, almost mirror-like glossy surface and a softly rounded silhouette with a pronounced flaring collar at the neck. Its geometric simplicity is paired with practical functionality—the wide mouth can accommodate both single stems and abundant floral arrangements with ease. The construction suggests a hand-blown or molded glass technique, and the absence of visible seams further emphasizes the vase’s seamless, sculptural character. The piece shows no wear, scratches, or damage and remains in excellent vintage condition.In this vase, the voice of late modernism resonates—a confident simplicity that permeated Polish design in the 1970s. The vivid cobalt blue draws the gaze, as if the glass captures a fragment of clear sky or the cool reflection of morning light. Devoid of ornament, it delivers its story through presence alone, architectural and bold. The piece recalls a time when Polish artisans explored new visual languages, with glass becoming a canvas for pure, powerful color.The vase can be displayed in an interior with a restrained palette, paired with light wood, concrete, or an immaculate white wall to highlight its blue depth and smooth surface. It would work well on a low console alongside geometric sculptures or black-and-white graphics, or within a curated, mid-century modern-inspired setting among other collectible objects. It harmonizes with steel or chrome accents, while a single branch or lush peony will complement its understated austerity.
DIMENSION
Height6 cm
Depth8 cm
Width8 cm
Dimension details
Width8 cm
Height6 cm
Depth8 cm
Weight1 kg
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