This West German ceramic vase from the 1960s features a tall, slender silhouette with a gently flared neck and a slightly wider base. The primary color is a cool, matte light grey, with subtle tonal transitions that deepen at the neck and base. The central body is adorned with a bold, geometric grid pattern in deep, matte black, filled with abstract motifs reminiscent of ethnic or tribal art. This striking visual contrast between the minimalist form and expressive ornamentation reflects the distinctive character of German mid-century design, balancing modernist clarity with hints of brutalist and ethnic inspiration. The surface is slightly grainy and matte, with visible variations in the hand-applied glaze, underscoring the authenticity and uniqueness of the piece. Condition: good, with minor signs of age such as light surface scratches and gentle patina, but no cracks or chips.The vessel resonates with the spirit of the 1960s—a period when West German pottery explored new forms and textures, blending avant-garde impulses with a respect for artisanal craft. The geometric lattice and abstract motifs, as if sketched by hand, evoke a fascination with rhythm and structure. The vase speaks through its restrained shape, inviting a quiet dialogue with its surroundings, while the contrast of black and grey lends
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Height28 cm
Width10 cm
Length10 cm
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Length10 cm
Height28 cm
Width10 cm
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