Vase, pink, glass, by J. Słuczan-Orkusz, Poland, 1980s.
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Designed by Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz in Poland during the 1980s, this vase is a refined example of modernist utilitarian glassware, with a sculptural form and a gentle color palette that encapsulate the spirit of its era. Hand-blown from soda-lime glass colored in the mass, the vase features harmonious proportions, a rounded body tapering gracefully to a wide, stable foot, and a surface finished to a glossy sheen. The primary hue is a milky, peach-pink with a warm undertone, transitioning softly toward a lighter, almost translucent shade at the base and rim. Clear glass buttons, evenly arranged around the neck and body, add visual and tactile intrigue. The surface is smooth and lustrous; delicate asymmetries and small air bubbles—testament to hand-crafting—lend each piece a unique character. The vase is preserved in very good condition, free from chips, cracks, or significant signs of use, with its original gloss fully intact.This vase speaks of the 1980s, when Polish art glass explored pastel tones and organic contours, seeking balance between daily function and decorative freedom. Its form evokes calm mornings and diffused light in the interiors of that decade, while the clear buttons—like gentle imprints of the artisan’s touch—quietly celebrate the individuality of handmade craft. The piece reflects an era when everyday objects served as vessels of artistic expression, remaining close to the rituals of domestic life.The vase may be paired with other objects from the 1980s—ceramics with fluid, organic silhouettes, amber-colored glass, or pastel textiles. It will sit well on a
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Height21 cm
Width15 cm
Length15 cm
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Length15 cm
Height21 cm
Width15 cm
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