This tall vase from the Chodzież Porcelain Factory is a representative example of Polish mid-century design, created in the late 1950s to early 1960s. Its elongated, gently tapering silhouette with a subtly flared mouth and rounded base reflects the aesthetics of modernism. Made of porcelainite, the vase features a deep teal blue glaze with a glossy, reflective finish. The surface is adorned with an abstract, playful pattern: large pastel yellow circles, smaller white dots, and delicate, irregular white line loops arranged evenly around the body—hallmarks of the so-called 'Picasso' style. The decoration, distributed across the entire surface, accentuates both the purity of the form and its modern character. The original manufacturer's mark is present on the underside. The vase is preserved in very good condition, free of chips, cracks, or repairs.This vase carries the spirit of Polish modernism, when bold color and abstraction became emblems of a new era. The teal glaze recalls the painterly experiments of the 1950s, while the scattered dots and looping lines evoke the creative freedom inspired by the European avant-garde. There is an inherent energy and optimism here—a testament to post-war Poland’s ambition to align with international trends through decorative arts. As light glides smoothly across the glazed surface, the abstract pattern comes alive, offering a dynamic visual accent to any interior.The vase may be displayed solo on a sideboard or shelf, where its vibrant palette becomes a focal point in the living room, dining area, or hallway. It pairs well
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Height34.5 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height34.5 cm
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