Vase Studio Line, white porcelain, by T. Wirkkala, Rosenthal, Germany, 1960s.
350 PLN
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The Rosenthal Studio Line vase, designed by Tapio Wirkkala in the 1960s, embodies the minimalist ethos of Scandinavian mid-century modernism. Crafted from white bisque porcelain, the vase presents a slender, cylindrical silhouette measuring 16.4 cm in height and 6.2 cm in diameter. Its exterior is matte and unglazed, adorned with a rhythmic sequence of vertical grooves and a subtle, raised geometric pattern that encircles the upper section. The lower part remains smooth and uniform, emphasizing the clarity of line and purity of material. The construction is seamless, without handles or superfluous decorative elements. The overall condition is very good, showing no chips, cracks, or visible traces of use; all original features are preserved.This vase resonates with the voice of the 1960s, when European design embraced restraint and material honesty. Its matte white surface evokes a sense of morning calm, while the tactile relief suggests a search for harmony between organic rhythm and geometric order. Tapio Wirkkala, a master of subtle expression, endowed this piece with a quiet yet distinct cadence—as if the porcelain whispers of the beauty in simplicity, needing no embellishment.The vase can be paired with other white or transparent porcelain vessels to highlight its texture and form, or displayed solo on a light-toned console in a living room, where it plays with light and shadow. It would suit mid-century modern as well as minimalist, neutral interiors. With a single green branch or plume of grass, it underscores the restraint of its form and the authenticity of its material.
DIMENSION
Height16.4 cm
Width6.2 cm
Length6.2 cm
Dimension details
Length6.2 cm
Height16.4 cm
Width6.2 cm
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