This layered glass vase from the 1970s exemplifies the handcrafted artistry typical of mid-century modern and retro aesthetics. Its tall, trumpet-shaped silhouette (approx. 40 cm high, 9 cm wide at the base, 4 cm at the opening) is made from cool-toned blue, semi-transparent glass, accented by swirling, lighter blue and white vertical streaks. The glossy, smooth surface reflects light, highlighting the interplay of layered colors. The organically shaped clear glass base with blue inclusions resembles petals, adding stability and decorative interest. The vase shows no visible signs of wear, chips, or restoration – its condition is described as excellent. This glass form echoes the spirit of the 1970s, when applied arts embraced bold shapes and vivid hues. The intertwining blues and whites create a dynamic rhythm, as if the glass still remembers the movement of the glassblower’s hand and the moment molten material became permanent form. The vase tells a story of a time when modernism met an appreciation for nature and the organic – its lines evoke gentle waves, and its luminous reflections recall the memory of summer light. This vase can be displayed as a standalone accent on a console, sideboard, or windowsill in a living room with a light, neutral background – it pairs especially well with mid-century interiors, eclectic collector’s settings, or minimalist spaces where detail matters. It may be combined with ceramics in muted tones, Murano glass, or metallic accessories to highlight its retro pedigree and lightness of form. A single branch or leaving the vase empty will allow both its vibrant colors and distinctive glass texture to stand out.
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Height40 cm
Length9 cm
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Length9 cm
Height40 cm
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