Vase Giraffe, red orange yellow, soda-lime glass, by K. Krawczyk, Poland, 1970s.
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The 'Giraffe' vase, designed by Kazimierz Krawczyk for Huta Sudety in the 1970s, is a striking example of the Polish School of Glass. This collectible piece features a compact, sculptural form with a vibrant color gradient: deep, saturated red at the base transitions seamlessly through fiery orange to a luminous yellow at the wide, open rim. Three pronounced horizontal ridges at the lower section add visual rhythm and weight, while the smooth, high-gloss surface accentuates the intensity of the colors. The silhouette is defined by its wide, stable base, gently narrowing neck, and broad cup, adhering to the clean lines and organic curves characteristic of mid-century modern aesthetics. Crafted from thick, cased soda-lime glass, the vase demonstrates exceptional attention to detail in both color and form. It remains in very good vintage condition—no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration.This vase resonates with the voice of Polish modernism from the 1970s: the bold red evokes the era's energy, while the disciplined yet organic lines speak to a balance between craftsmanship and expression. The piece seems to invite light to play across its surface, scattering warm, fiery reflections. It does not dominate a space but gently underscores its surroundings, carrying a touch of history and the spirit of creative experimentation.The 'Giraffe' vase can be displayed solo on a solid wood console
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Height26.5 cm
Length13.5 cm
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Length13.5 cm
Height26.5 cm
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