Vase Ingrid, transparent glass, by K. Wokan, Germany, 1970s.
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The Ingrid Glasshütte vase, designed by Kurt Wokan in the 1970s, is a striking example of European art glass with a distinctly Brutalist and organic modernist character. Made from thick, clear glass with a cool, colorless tone, the vase is monolithic and substantial. Its surface features a pronounced, tactile texture reminiscent of melting ice or organic crystal formations, while bold geometric transitions—from the wide, cylindrical base through a narrow waist to the flared upper rim—give it a sculptural sense. The piece is entirely free of additional colors or decorative motifs, emphasizing the rawness of the design and allowing light to freely pass through the glass. The glossy finish heightens the interplay of reflections on the irregular surface, underscoring the authenticity of 1970s craftsmanship. The vase is preserved in very good condition, with no visible signs of use, chips, or damage. This form echoes the spirit of an era that celebrated material intensity and formal experimentation. The glass feels almost glacial, organic, as if it has captured a fragment of a natural process—a dialogue between geometry and chance. Kurt Wokan’s design speaks in the language of the 1970s: bold but never ostentatious, perceptibly weighty and noble, ready to function as both a utilitarian object and a purely sculptural accent. Every detail in its structure signals the meeting of nature and craft, while the way light plays across its surface reminds one of the power of simplicity and materiality. The vase can be paired with minimalist ceramics or a single, striking branch to accentuate its raw, sculptural quality
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Height25 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height25 cm
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