This postmodern vase, produced in the 1970s by HSG Tarnowiec in Poland, is crafted from semi-translucent glass in a saturated, vivid red with a subtle orange undertone. Its glossy finish and harmonious proportions are highlighted by a cylindrical neck transitioning seamlessly into a bulbous midsection and a flared, stable base. The entire piece is uniformly colored, without decorative motifs or additional color accents, emphasizing the purity of the form and the high standard of glassmaking craftsmanship. The texture is smooth and polished to a high gloss, with no visible cracks, scratches, or traces of restoration. The vase is monolithic, free from joints or seams, expressing the skill of experienced glassblowers. The condition is excellent – there are no signs of use, damage, or intervention.In its sculptural silhouette, one can catch echoes of the 1970s: an era when postmodernism experimented boldly with color, light, and simple geometry. The vivid hue and thoughtful contours require no further ornamentation – the shape itself tells of a period marked by fresh ideas and courageous design experiments. The vase, as if capturing light within a glass droplet, evokes memories of vintage interiors where an object served both practical and purely decorative roles.Within a living room, it can be placed with other art glass pieces or contemporary sculptures to create a minimalist composition on a console or low table. It would work well in mid-century modern arrangements with pale backgrounds and wooden accents, or in more eclectic collector’s settings – just surround it with light textiles or metallic accessories to highlight its bold and warm color. It may partner equally well with refined ceramics or a single sculptural flower stem.
DIMENSION
Height34 cm
Depth11 cm
Width11 cm
Dimension details
Width11 cm
Height34 cm
Depth11 cm
Weight1 kg
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