Vase Ślimak, beige transparent white, glass, by Jakubas, Poland, 1970s.
499 PLN
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The 'Ślimak' vase, designed by Jakubas and produced in the 1970s at the Krakow Glass Institute, is a telling example of Polish design drawing boldly on natural motifs. Hand-formed from thick glass, it features a harmonious, bulbous silhouette in a warm transparent beige with an amber undertone. The pronounced spiral wrap and thickened rim are crafted in milky white, semi-matte glass, creating a striking contrast against the clear main body. The surface is marked by sporadic air bubbles and subtle asymmetries, emphasizing the artisanal, one-of-a-kind nature of the piece. Its proportions—a wide, rounded base and gently flared neck—compose a balanced biomorphic form. Condition is good: one internal crack, which is not perceptible from the outside, and minor signs of age typical for its era. The listed price applies to a single item.This vase tells a story of searching for inspiration in nature and of the fascination with organic forms that defined Polish design in the 1970s. The spiral motif wraps the glass like a snail’s trace glistening on wet grass, engaging in a quiet dialogue with the amber depth of the transparent body. Each piece contains the trace of creative experimentation—the thickness of the glass, visible bubbles, and irregularities make the artis
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Height14 cm
Length20 cm
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Length20 cm
Height14 cm
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