Vase, multicoloured crystal glass, by J. Juda, Czechoslovakia, 1980s.
818 PLN
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This vase, designed by Jan Juda for the Skrdlovice glassworks in Czechoslovakia, exemplifies late modernist, organic design from the 1980s. Handcrafted from thick crystal glass, it features a multicolored, iridescent surface with delicate transitions between pale green, yellow, pink, and blue, depending on the angle of the light. The elongated body, with softly flowing lines and a gently flared, wavy rim, reflects the era's fascination with nature-inspired, minimalist forms. Numerous small air bubbles are intentionally embedded within the glass, adding depth and visual intrigue, while the base is skillfully ground and polished, attesting to the high standard of finish. The proportions are elegant and harmonious, with the form narrowing subtly at the base and widening toward the top. The vase is preserved in very good condition, with no visible chips, cracks, or signs of wear, and retains its original clarity and shine.This piece tells the story of optimism and creative exploration that defined Central European design at the close of the twentieth century. Its organic, undulating contours and diffused color transitions evoke a sense of glass in motion, as if the material itself were a fleeting moment captured in form. The air bubbles embedded within the mass serve as a reminder that each example is unique—each preserving a breath of the artisan and the pulse of its time. The subtle interplay of color and light lends a quiet, contemplative presence, never dominating but always gently asserting itself.The vase may be paired with a minimalist table or light
DIMENSION
Height26.5 cm
Length13.5 cm
Dimension details
Length13.5 cm
Height26.5 cm
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