This vase, produced by Zakłady Porcelitu in Chodzież in the 1960s, exemplifies a modernist approach to form and surface. Measuring 11 × 11 × 8 cm, it features a rounded, bulbous body and two asymmetrical, upward-reaching necks that create a distinctive double opening. The deep black porcelite transitions subtly into lighter shades of grey toward the top—a gradient achieved through a soft airbrushed glaze. The glossy, mirror-like surface is smooth to the touch, reflecting light gently without harsh highlights. On the base, the original factory mark and 'MADE IN POLAND' inscription confirm its authenticity and roots in Polish mid-century ceramics. The vase is preserved in excellent condition—no signs of wear, chips, or scratches. This form echoes the voice of the 1960s: modernist influences are visible in the flowing lines and organic geometry, evoking a fascination with simplicity and material experimentation. The gentle fade from black to grey resembles a misty morning seen through glass—an echo of a time when Polish design sought a dialogue between utility and artistic expression, even in everyday objects. The lustrous porcelite surface recalls the quiet elegance of modernism, where light and shadow play leading roles. The vase can be paired with minimalist arrangements—a single branch, sculptural ceramics, or neutral-toned glass. It would work well atop a low, light-wood console, where its contrasting color and geometric silhouette become a focal point. Interiors in mid-century modern style, as well as more eclectic collector’s settings, can provide a natural backdrop; it is worth combining with matte-shaded lamps or simple-framed graphics to highlight the modernist roots and graphic character of the piece.
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Height11 cm
Depth11 cm
Width8 cm
Dimension details
Width8 cm
Height11 cm
Depth11 cm
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