This ceramic vase from the Scheurich Foreign series is a notable example of German design from the 1960s, created during the flourishing era of West German Pottery. The silhouette is slender and organic, featuring a gently flared rim and a rounded, stable base that lends a harmonious, modern rhythm to the piece. The surface is glazed in a warm, creamy beige, mottled for a soft, slightly matte texture. An abstract, hand-painted motif in black, blue, and yellow forms a minimalist composition of lines against the neutral background—reflecting the spirit of mid-century modern aesthetics. Functional as a vessel for single stems or as a standalone decorative object, the vase draws attention with its subtle coloring and balanced proportions. It is preserved in good vintage condition, with no visible damage or signs of heavy use; the glaze retains its original luster and texture.This vase tells the story of an era when German ceramics ventured boldly into new forms and colors, while maintaining the restraint characteristic of modernism. The lines and color accents create a graphic notation across the surface, as if inspired by the abstract music of the 1960s. The beige expanse of the ceramic recalls the mid-century pursuit of calm and balance in everyday objects, while the hand-painted details give each piece its own individuality—suggesting a quiet journey from the studio to the collector's shelf.The vase can be paired with a pale oak tabletop, a geometric tray, or minimalist wall art—fitting effortlessly into scandi, japandi, or interiors where
DIMENSION
Height25.6 cm
Width8 cm
Length8 cm
Dimension details
Length8 cm
Height25.6 cm
Width8 cm
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