Vase Disk, green brown black ceramic, by A. Trzaska, Poland, 1960s.
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The 'Disk' vase, designed by Andrzej Trzaska and produced by the Przyjaźń Cooperative in Włocławek during the 1960s, is a sculptural, organically shaped piece characteristic of Polish mid-century modern ceramic art. Its flattened, rounded body with gently bulging sides creates a distinctive silhouette reminiscent of a turtle shell or a natural stone. The surface is coated with a highly glossy drip glaze in deep shades of green, seamlessly transitioning into brown and subtle black accents along the edges. The dynamic glazing, with lighter, mossy streaks at the top, lends the decoration a changing, mineral-like texture that responds to the surrounding light. The edges are irregular, with subtle undulations and indentations, emphasizing the handcrafted nature of the piece. The vase is made from a single piece of ceramic, with an original “Sztuka Kujawska W
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Height25 cm
Length27 cm
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Length27 cm
Height25 cm
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