This ceramic vase from the 1960s, produced by the German manufactory Strehla, exemplifies the distinctive aesthetics of West German postwar modernism. The form is slender and vertical, with a pronounced rhythm of grooves running along the body. The upper section is covered in a vivid, warm orange glaze that flows irregularly onto the textured surface, creating a controlled drip glaze effect. A central decorative band features raised circular motifs, repeating the orange hue in contrast to the matte, grainy grey-black body. The vase is crafted from ceramic with varied textures – from smooth, glossy glaze to coarse, matte areas. Its silhouette is cylindrical with a slightly flared rim, and the proportions are balanced and upright. The piece is in good condition, displaying minor traces of use typical for vintage ceramics, with no major damage or signs of restoration.This vase tells a story of bold formal and chromatic experimentation that defined postwar German ceramics. Its dynamic orange glaze evokes the energy of the 1960s, while the relief details and rough surfaces speak of a fascination with texture and artisanal process. Every irregularity in the glaze and every groove is a testament to the workshop’s handcraft – an echo of an era that
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Height15 cm
Width8.5 cm
Length8.5 cm
Dimension details
Length8.5 cm
Height15 cm
Width8.5 cm
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