This handcrafted art glass swan, made in Czechoslovakia in the 1960s, is an example of mid-century modern with a focus on organic form and minimalist expression. The transparent, highly polished body features a slender, dynamically arched neck, while cobalt blue and white inclusions are arranged in an irregular, organic pattern. The glass surface is smooth, reflecting the quality of the craftsmanship, and the pointed, slightly upturned tail echoes the fluidity of the neck. The figure rests on a round, ribbed clear glass base that subtly elevates the composition. Each swan is individually shaped, resulting in unique variations of form and colour. The listed price applies to one piece only. Condition: excellent, with no visible signs of wear or damage—original surface and inclusions remain intact.This swan tells the story of Czech glass in the 1960s, when glassmakers experimented with colour and light, infusing everyday objects with sculptural qualities. The arched neck and subtle transitions of hue recall the modernist movement—full of lightness, freedom, and optimism. The transparent body, punctuated with colourful spots, transforms light into a shifting mosaic, making each swan appear to capture a fleeting moment in glass.The figure works both as a solo accent and as part of a group with other period objects. It can be placed on simple wooden shelving, where the glass gains a subtle backdrop, or set atop a marble console to highlight its luminosity. It fits well in mid-century modern interiors among collectible 1960s decorations, while also serving as a counterpoint in more contemporary, minimalist spaces. Pairing several swans together creates a dynamic display of light and colour.
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Height15 cm
Width6 cm
Length9 cm
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Length9 cm
Height15 cm
Width6 cm
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