Vase, orange glass transparent glass, by W. Sawczuk, Poland, 1970s.
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This vase, designed by Wiesław Sawczuk for the 'Kamionka' Cooperative in Łysa Góra, Poland, is a notable example of 1970s Polish glassmaking. Crafted from cased glass in a saturated orange hue with subtle marbling and a profusion of air bubbles, its organic texture is distinctly lively. The glossy finish enhances the color’s depth, while the double-gourd silhouette—featuring a rounded, wide base and a gently flared neck—creates a harmonious, balanced form. Two clear, hand-formed glass handles with curled decorative shapes are attached symmetrically to the neck, providing a contrasting accent to the vibrant body. The style reflects mid-century modern influences, enriched by folk art motifs characteristic of the era. The vase is in very good vintage condition, with no visible chips, cracks, or damage; the presence of air bubbles and minor irregularities is intentional, highlighting its hand-crafted origin. The form of this vase tells a story in the visual language of a decade defined by experimentation and color: the 1970s in Poland saw artisans and designers searching for new ways to infuse everyday life with vibrancy. The orange glass, alive with light, seems to capture the warmth of summer, while the clear, spiral handles echo traditional forms, reinterpreted through a modernist lens. Each air bubble and irregularity carries the imprint of the maker’s touch, marking the vase as a unique testament to its time. This piece could be displayed on a low shelf, sideboard, or as a centerpiece, where its vivid color and dynamic silhouette will draw the eye. It can be paired
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Height17 cm
Length10 cm
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Length10 cm
Height17 cm
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