This ceramic vase from West Germany, created in the 1960s, embodies the bold mid-century modern aesthetic. Its tall, slender silhouette with a single, rounded side handle is finished in a pale mint green glaze, subtly speckled with charcoal and black for a marbled, organic texture. A wide horizontal band in deep black encircles the midsection, divided by thin lines into rectangular segments, each adorned with hand-painted abstract motifs in white, orange, yellow, turquoise, and vivid red – the latter serving as vertical accents. The handle is smoothly integrated, while gently tapering proportions, broad shoulders, and a narrow neck define its harmonious presence. The ceramic is robust and evenly glazed. The vase is preserved in good condition, displaying only minor surface scratches typical of age, with no significant chips or damage.This vase echoes the spirit of postwar optimism from the 1960s, when German designers experimented with color and form, seeking new ways to express the energy of everyday life. Its geometric decorative band and daring palette speak of artistic exploration, while the matte, speckled surface hints at a fascination with nature and the beauty of imperfection. It might recount a time when the home became a canvas for personal expression and ceramics offered the freedom to play with color and pattern.The vase would serve as a focal point on an oak console, bookshelf, or low coffee table in interiors styled after mid-century modern
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Height38 cm
Width20 cm
Length20 cm
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Length20 cm
Height38 cm
Width20 cm
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