Vase Isolator, purple, soda-lime glass, by K. Krawczyk, Poland, 1970s.
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The 'Isolator' vase, designed by Kazimierz Krawczyk for Huta Sudety in Szczytna Śląska, is a striking example of Polish glass modernism from the 1970s. Crafted in the foamed soda-lime glass technique, the object features a compact, architectural silhouette: a stable, subtly conical base transitions sharply into a wide, rounded bowl. The semi-transparent surface is punctuated by fine air bubbles, characteristic of the foamed glass process, imparting depth and a distinctive organic texture. The glossy finish accentuates the play of light across the saturated aubergine purple, while the precise, ground lens at the base underscores the high standard of craftsmanship. The vase is preserved in very good vintage condition, exhibiting only minimal traces of use on the underside.This vase embodies the voice of the Polish School of Glass in the 1970s—a statement of functionalism fused with artistic expression. The deep purple, contained within its sculptural, smooth form, speaks of an era seeking harmony between simplicity and experiment. The foamed glass, teeming with minute bubbles, seems to capture both light and time, creating a subtle dialogue between material and space. As a contemporary art object, it communicates through gesture and color, inviting the viewer to pause and immerse in
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Height17 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height17 cm
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