This 1970s stoneware vase, rooted in Danish Scandinavian design tradition, features a robust construction with harmonious proportions: a broad, rounded body smoothly transitions into a tall, slender neck. The body is coated in a deep cobalt blue glaze with subtle tonal variations reminiscent of watercolor effects. A rhythmic, geometric relief pattern outlined in warm brown adds both visual and tactile dimension. The neck is finished in matte charcoal-black glaze, sharply contrasting with the glossy body, while the mouth flares gently and is highlighted by a glossy black rim. The vase measures 25 cm in height, with a width and depth of 13 cm. It is preserved in good condition, showing only minor surface marks typical of its age, with no cracks or chips.This object resonates with the voice of Danish modernism of the 1970s, when stoneware became a canvas for experimentation with light and color. The lustrous cobalt reflects its surroundings; the relief pattern expresses a fascination with texture, while the matte neck acts as a calm counterpoint—suggesting the vessel is meant to capture a fragment of northern light and silence. Fine surface marks are a testament to its history, reinforcing its authenticity as a period piece.The vase can be displayed solo on a wooden sideboard or a mid-century console, where its blue hues will accentuate the warmth of natural wood. It also works well in company with other ceramic vessels in neutral tones, forming a collector's composition in the spirit of mid-century modern. In an eclectic interior, it may be paired with textiles featuring geometric patterns or with prints by Scandinavian graphic artists, highlighting the rhythm of the relief and the decorative potential of the piece.
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Height25 cm
Width13 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height25 cm
Width13 cm
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