This Jasba ceramic vase from the 1970s was produced in West Germany and exemplifies the expressive qualities of mid-century modern design. Its body features a wide, rounded base that tapers smoothly into a slender neck with a pronounced pouring spout and a single, elegantly curved handle, creating an organic, flowing silhouette. The main color is a warm off-white with subtle beige undertones, complemented by painterly underglaze decoration: black, branch-like lines intersect with irregular spots of purple, yellow, and orange, softly surrounded by green and blue accents. The surface is matte with a tactile brushstroke texture and slight variations in glaze thickness. An original gold foil label remains, attesting to the vase's authenticity. The overall condition is very good, with only minor crazing and gentle discoloration visible; all elements, including the handle and painted decoration, are original and unrestored. This vase tells the story of 1970s artistic exploration, when German designers embraced bold color combinations and abstract motifs to highlight individuality and creative freedom. Its painterly decoration echoes the spirit of an era unafraid to experiment with both form and texture. The delicate transitions of color and visible brushwork give voice to a time that valued expression—this is an object that refuses to fade quietly into the background, instead narrating its unique story with every glance. The Jasba vase can be showcased on an oak or veneered console in the living room, where its vibrant decoration will draw attention as a focal point. It would suit mid-century modern interiors, as well as eclectic collector’s spaces, where pairing it with other period objects—ceramic lamps
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Height18 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height18 cm
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