The 'chusta' vase from Krosno glassworks, created in the 1970s–80s, is made from transparent glass with a subtle, cool tint and a satin-matte finish. Its distinctive, wavy rim, reminiscent of softly draped fabric, is an emblematic motif of Polish modernism from the PRL era. The broad body gently flares towards the top, featuring soft vertical folds and gentle undulations, the result of hand-shaped profiling. The rim is thin and smoothly finished, slightly thickened at the highest points for durability. The entire piece rests on a flat, ground base, and the glass’s uniform thickness ensures stability and functionality. The vase is free from signs of use or damage; the surface is preserved in excellent, unaltered condition – an authentic piece representing Krosno’s glassmaking artistry. The form of this vase reflects the spirit of Polish modernism, where simplicity and organic inspiration found a voice in everyday objects. The irregular, undulating edge echoes the movement of fabric suspended in air – glass adopting the visual softness of cloth, shaped by light and atmosphere yet remaining permanent. Its clarity and gentle surface sheen evoke the subtle understatement of the 1970s: the vessel becomes an almost ephemeral memory of a passing decade, holding a sense of balance and discreet sophistication within its shape. The 'chusta'
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Height22 cm
Width23 cm
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Width23 cm
Height22 cm
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