This pressed glass vase, attributed to F. Peceny and produced by Hermanowa Huta in the 1970s, is distinguished by its clear cylindrical form and distinctive geometric relief. The straight, vertical sides and flat base are crafted from colorless, highly transparent glass with a cool, neutral tone. The surface features bold, raised rounded knobs and vertical ridges, creating a tactile, three-dimensional pattern. The glossy finish amplifies light play and subtle reflections across its surface. With proportions of 23 cm in height and 8 cm in diameter, the vase possesses an elegant, elongated silhouette, harmoniously reflecting the modernist and brutalist aesthetics of its era. The vase is preserved in very good condition, with no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration.This vase echoes the spirit of an era that valued authenticity of material and expressive form. The pressed glass, shaped into a geometric relief, speaks in the voice of the 1970s: a time of bold experiments with texture and light. Every reflection on its surface recalls the modernist fascination with illumination, while the pronounced structure underscores a pursuit of simplicity through strong detail. It needs no color or ornament to draw attention—light and shadow are its only accomplices.The vase would complement interiors inspired by mid-century modern or contemporary minimalism. It can be paired with raw wood, matte ceramics, or metallic accents to highlight its graphic texture. Set against a monochromatic wall, it stands out as a soloist, while in the company of a few simple forms, it assumes a collectible character. It can be used for single branches or as a standalone decorative object in a living room or on a console table.
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Height23 cm
Width8 cm
Length8 cm
Dimension details
Length8 cm
Height23 cm
Width8 cm
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