The Sękacz vase from the 1970s, created at the Hortensja Glassworks in Piotrków Trybunalski, exemplifies Polish modernist glass artistry. Made of glass in a saturated amber-yellow hue with warm, slightly translucent qualities and a glossy, smooth finish, it reveals a distinct silhouette with organic, fluid lines. The irregular, outwardly flared rim reflects the experimental spirit of 1970s glasswork, while the slender body gently tapers towards the top and widens at the base, shaped by flowing ridges reminiscent of wood grain or natural striations. Produced entirely through traditional glass-blowing with no metal fittings or handles, the vase remains in very good condition, showing no chips, repairs, or visible wear.This piece echoes the creative freedom of the 1970s, when Polish glassworks pioneered a modernist vocabulary rooted in bold color and form. The vase narrates an era in which light interacts with rich yellow tones, each passing ray contributing to a subtle play of reflections and shadows. Its sculptural surface suggests a resonance with the organic movement of nature — swirling water, wood knots, or stone veins — transforming the object beyond mere function into a conduit for sensory contemplation.The vase can be paired with interiors inspired by mid-century modern aesthetics, serving as a focal point on an oak or rosewood dining table, or within a curated shelf arrangement alongside hand-glazed ceramics. It may be displayed against neutral backgrounds — greys, earthy tones, or delicate pastels — allowing its vibrant color to fully emerge. Positioned beside minimalist candlesticks or Murano glass in complementary hues, this vase lends depth and presence to both contemporary and collector-oriented settings.
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Height32 cm
Depth13 cm
Width13 cm
Dimension details
Width13 cm
Height32 cm
Depth13 cm
Weight1 kg
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