Vase Dysk, brown green purple, ceramic, by A. Trzaska, Poland, 1960s.
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The 'Dysk' vase, designed by Andrzej Trzaska and produced by the 'Przyjaźń' Cooperative in Włocławek in the 1960s, stands as a striking example of Polish artistic ceramics with a distinctly sculptural character. Its flattened, rounded body with subtly protruding sides and a series of fine indentations evokes an organic, biomorphic aesthetic. The surface is coated in a high-gloss, runny glaze, with deep, saturated brown merging seamlessly into hues of green and purple, creating a dynamic interplay that shifts with the light. Details such as energetic glaze runs and precise punctures highlight the handcrafted nature of the piece. The vase bears its original 'Sztuka Kujawska Włocławek' label on the base and has been preserved in very good condition, free from chips, cracks, or restoration, with only minimal signs of use on the underside.'Dysk' is an artifact that embodies the spirit of Polish 1960s modernism: experimental in both form and glaze, inspired by organic structures, and bold in transcending pure functionality. Its biomorphic silhouette calls to mind ancient shells or geological fragments, while the play of light across the reflective glaze makes the piece 'work' with its surroundings, shifting in tone from noble greens to deep violet. This is ceramics that not only decorates but narrates an era of creative ferment—a belief that
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Height25 cm
Length27 cm
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Length27 cm
Height25 cm
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