This vintage ceramic vase, produced by Spółdzielnia Milenium in Kraków during the 1970s, exemplifies Polish modernist design inspired by organic forms and expressive glazes. Crafted with a tall, elongated cylindrical shape and rounded base, the vase features a highly glossy, glazed surface that heightens its rich palette of browns, ambers, and honey tones. Color transitions form fluid, undulating patterns reminiscent of natural wood grain or mineral textures. Without handles, reliefs, or protrusions, the vase shows a minimalist approach focused on the decorative power of the glaze and the purity of form. The construction is seamless and monolithic, free of visible joints or ornamental features. The vase is preserved in excellent condition; the glaze is smooth, consistent, and shows no signs of restoration, chips, or notable wear.In its form, the vase carries the narrative of the 1970s—a time when Polish ceramics drew upon natural inspirations, celebrating harmonious color and texture. The lustrous surface reflects light like calm water, while the dynamic streaks of glaze seem to record a history written in clay. The unadorned silhouette echoes the period's preference for authenticity and organic design—a subtle exchange between tradition and modernity.This vase could be displayed on a light wooden or marble console, allowing light to reveal the depth of its glaze. It would work well in both mid-century modern interiors and eclectic collector spaces. Combining it with other ceramics from the era or minimalist metal and glass accents would highlight its tranquil, earthy rhythm. The vessel also lends itself to being a soliflor on a dining table, bringing warmth through its natural color palette.
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Height28 cm
Depth12 cm
Width12 cm
Dimension details
Width12 cm
Height28 cm
Depth12 cm
Weight1 kg
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