Vase, green, ceramic, by I. Zdrzałka, Poland, 1950s
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This rare ceramic vase by Izabela Zdrzałka, crafted in Bolesławiec in the 1950s, exemplifies post-war Polish modernist ceramic art. The slender form, standing 23 cm tall with a diameter of 10.5 cm, features a cool, sage green glaze. Its smooth, glossy surface is adorned with hand-painted black dots arranged in rhythmic chains, interconnected by undulating yellow lines. The neck is accented with horizontal brown and black stripes, creating a refined geometric contrast. The vase’s proportions emphasize verticality and a sense of lightness, in keeping with the mid-century modern aesthetic. The condition is described as very good—there are no chips, cracks, or traces of restoration, and all decorative elements remain intact and original.This vase, like a silent storyteller of the post-war era, reflects the ambitions of Polish artists who fused technical rigor with creative freedom. Organic lines and the geometric repetition of the decor echo the dialogue between Bolesławiec ceramic traditions and modernist experimentation. The smooth glaze catches the light, while the interplay of subtle colors and rhythmic dots introduces a tranquil energy to the space—as if each detail were a deliberate, sculptural gesture toward a modern vision rooted in craftsmanship.The vase would suit interiors inspired by mid-century modern or modern organic styles, as well as minimalist spaces with clean lines and muted tones. It can be combined with light wood furnishings, neutral-toned ceramics, or glass accents to emphasize the rhythm of its decoration and the
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Height23 cm
Length10.5 cm
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Length10.5 cm
Height23 cm
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