Vase, beige, glass, by J. Słuczan-Orkusz, Poland, 1980s.
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This vase, designed by Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz in Poland in the 1980s, exemplifies hand-blown soda glasswork from the Tarnowiec Glassworks. The form is defined by a broad, rounded base that flows seamlessly into a slender neck, creating a harmonious, sculptural silhouette. The color palette features soft pastels: a gentle peach hue gradually transitions into creamy beige at the base. The satin, semi-gloss finish diffuses light, lending the surface a subtle, understated sheen. The signature handle, gracefully arched and crafted from transparent glass with a faint yellowish tint, is attached with visible artisanal precision. The attachment points are slightly raised, emphasizing the hand-made character. The glass is thick, smooth, free from bubbles or imperfections, and the overall construction is cohesive and robust. Condition: very good, with no signs of wear, chipping, or repairs; the surface remains uniform and well preserved.The vase captures the spirit of the 1980s, a period when Polish studio glass sought a delicate balance between functionality and subtle decorativeness. Its soft lines and pastel color gradients evoke memories of interiors where light gently glides across the satin glass, while the hand-shaped handle quietly hints at the maker's touch. The object seems to whisper of a time when craftsmanship played a silent, integral role in everyday life, and the warm tones of peach and cream brought serenity and calm into
DIMENSION
Height17 cm
Width15 cm
Length11 cm
Dimension details
Length11 cm
Height17 cm
Width15 cm
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