This tall, slender vase from the 1980s is set on a matte, transparent glass foot and crafted from intense cobalt blue glass. The surface is finished in a satin, matte texture that diffuses light and gives it a velvety appearance. The coloration is deep and uniform—the cobalt tone runs seamlessly from the elongated neck through the bulbous base, while the frosted, clear foot introduces a subtle visual contrast and lightness. The design is minimalist and geometric, reflecting late modernist aesthetics of the 1980s with a focus on clean lines and organic transitions between forms. Intended for a single flower, the vase becomes a sculptural accent in any interior. The overall condition is very good—there are no visible damages, chips, or cracks, and all elements remain original and authentic. This vase tells the story of the 1980s, when modernism evolved towards greater lightness and refinement. Its cobalt surface evokes a sense of cool composure and modern clarity, while the satin texture softens reflections, as if capturing light in the gentle dusk of a minimalist living room. The form is austere yet balanced; the organic transition from base to neck recalls the era’s pursuit of harmony between geometry and nature. This is an object that speaks of the need for focus and clarity—of a time when detail and tranquility were valued as much as the boldness of color. The vase can be paired with a single, striking flower—such as an orchid or tulip—to emphasize its minimalist character. It works well against a white wall, on a light wood shelf or glass table, where the matte cobalt gains depth. Interiors in late modernist, minimalist
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Height41 cm
Length7 cm
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Length7 cm
Height41 cm
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