This heavy, solid bronze bowl is a testament to German craftsmanship from the 1970s. Its form rests on a tripod base, with three robust legs seamlessly integrated into the body, lending both stability and a sculptural profile. The piece is finished in a warm, golden-bronze tone with a subtly matte, grainy surface that appears both tactile and organic, inside and out. The irregular, wavy surface patterns evoke hand-hammered or natural motifs, while the gently raised rim flows into three rounded, protruding handles, uniting function and decorative presence. The bowl’s design is rooted in mid-century modern style with distinct brutalist influences, expressed through its raw texture and bold geometry. The overall condition is excellent, with no visible damage or major signs of wear; a uniform patina evidences careful preservation.The bowl’s presence speaks in the language of late modernism and emerging brutalism: assertive, honest, free from superfluous ornamentation yet carrying a sense of organic softness. The unpolished, grainy bronze surface echoes the 1970s fascination with authentic materials—this vessel feels as though it was created to be touched and to last. Its tripod stance imparts sculptural confidence, suggesting an object designed not only for use but also for visual contemplation.Such a bowl can be displayed atop a low walnut sideboard or a minimalist table—paired with raw ceramics or glassware to underscore its brutalist lineage. It fits seamlessly into interiors inspired by mid-century modernism or minimalist aesthetics, where a single, weighty accent sets the visual rhythm. It could be combined with monochrome textiles or soft lighting to draw out the depth of the bronze and accentuate the surface’s irregular patterns.
DIMENSION
Height4.5 cm
Width17 cm
Length21 cm
Dimension details
Length21 cm
Height4.5 cm
Width17 cm
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