Studio vase, orange yellow brown black glass, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
320 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 44087
This studio vase from Skrdlovice, dating to the 1970s, exemplifies hand-formed, cased colored glass with an organic, sculptural form and asymmetrical, rounded proportions. The dominant amber hue transitions in a gradient from a light honey-yellow at the top to a deep, almost burnt orange at the base. Additional deep brown and black organic spots and streaks create a dynamic, multicolored pattern. The highly glossy, glassy surface is smooth and reflective, and the thick, heavy glass gives a sense of layered depth—without visible seams, indicating a hand-blown process. The vase measures 14 cm in height and 9 cm at its widest point. It is preserved in very good condition, with no chips, cracks, or traces of restoration.This object resonates with the voice of 1970s Czechoslovakian modernism: unscripted, expressive, and bold in form. The glass, shaped by the artisan’s hand, seems to narrate the period when applied art became a statement of individuality. Amber, brown, and black tones evoke the imagery of glowing glassworks, where fire and breath shaped singular objects—each detail a trace of its making, each play of light through the layers a small theatrical spectacle.The vase can be displayed solo on a natural wood or marble console, allowing its organic form and chromatic depth to become the focal point of a composition. It would work well in interiors referencing modernism, vintage style, or even eclectic collector’s spaces. It can be combined with raw ceramics, minimalist graphics, or textiles in muted tones to accentuate its artistic presence and highlight the expressive qualities of the glass.
DIMENSION
Height14 cm
Width9 cm
Length14 cm
Dimension details
Length14 cm
Height14 cm
Width9 cm
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