This ceramic vase from the 1960s is a distinctive example of European studio pottery, showcasing a boldly modernist, sculptural form. The cylindrical body is topped with a wide, flat collar and a narrow 4 cm opening. Crafted from stoneware or fine ceramics, the vase is finished in a matte, speckled glaze in a cool light grey, evoking a tactile, artisanal quality. A decorative relief band encircles the neck, rendered in deep cobalt blue and muted burgundy; the repeated arched motif alludes to architectural inspirations typical of mid-century modern aesthetics. Subtle color gradients—from blue at the base and collar—underscore the handmade character of the piece. Unsigned, but its balanced proportions and detailing firmly anchor it within the European art ceramics of the 1960s. Condition: good, original, with minor signs of use and natural patina, free from visible cracks or chips.The vase’s form and palette are a quiet narration of the 1960s, when European studio pottery explored the interplay of texture, glaze, and geometric expressiveness. The relief band draws the eye, capturing a fragment of abstract architecture—a subtle testament to a time when art and daily life intertwined. The matte ceramic surface and hand-finished details seem to echo the voices of past workshops, celebrating the return to craftsmanship and the pursuit of beauty in simplicity.This vase could be paired with other vintage objects in the mid-century modern spirit, or with minimalist accents—well suited for an oak console, a marble tabletop, or surrounded by glass and wood. It
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Height18 cm
Width9 cm
Length9 cm
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Length9 cm
Height18 cm
Width9 cm
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