The Secla ceramic vase from Portugal is a striking example of postmodern design from the 1980s. Crafted from ceramic and finished in a uniform, vibrant orange glaze with a high-gloss surface, it captures attention through its pure geometric form. The spherical body transitions seamlessly into a sharply flared, conical neck, with proportions that ensure both stability and a dynamic silhouette. The vase features no patterns or accent colors—its visual power lies in the intensity of its color and the precision of its finish. There is a minor, barely noticeable flaw on the upper rim, characteristic of hand-crafted items. The overall condition is very good, with the original surface and glaze intact. This vase embodies the spirit of its era—the 1980s—when Portuguese ceramics embraced bold colors and daring geometry. The saturated orange, smooth glaze, and crisp lines recall the playful spirit of Memphis and the exuberant language of pop art. It is an object that seems to “speak” of a time of creative experimentation, freedom in mixing styles, and a joy taken in simple, strong accents. The vase tells the story of its epoch by inviting an appreciation for color and structure in everyday life. For interior arrangements, it can be paired with other geometric or contrasting elements—consider combining it with minimalist furniture or accessories inspired by the Memphis style. It works well as a standalone piece on a console in the living room, or as part of a composition with bold graphic artwork. In a contemporary space, placing it against a neutral wall will allow its intense color to become a visual centerpiece. The listed price refers to a single piece.
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Height25 cm
Length14 cm
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Length14 cm
Height25 cm
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