This tourmaline glass vase from the 1960s exemplifies German modernism, where purity of form and subtlety of color take center stage. Made from high-quality colored glass in a cool, muted grayish-blue with a delicate green undertone, the vase features a lustrous, highly polished surface that beautifully reflects light. Its harmonious, nearly spherical shape gently tapers toward the base, while the wide, smooth opening highlights the minimalist mid-century modern aesthetic. The absence of additional decoration or surface texture allows light to play across the glass, emphasizing the elegant simplicity of the design. The vase is preserved in very good condition, with only a minimal chip on the upper rim and no other signs of wear or restoration, maintaining its authentic vintage character. This vase speaks with the calm voice of its era, recalling a time when designers sought harmony in simple, finely balanced shapes and the natural beauty of materials. The cool glass tone evokes the atmosphere of 1960s Northern European interiors, where every object had purpose and clarity. Both to the eye and touch, the vase offers restraint; it does not dominate but instead subtly highlights the interplay of light and shadow, bringing a sense of tranquility and refined detachment to the space. The vase would work beautifully atop a modern sideboard or coffee table, where its iridescent surface can catch both natural and artificial light. It can be paired with simple, geometric ceramic vessels or matte silver-toned metal accents to accentuate its modernist heritage. Suitable for mid-century modern inspired interiors or minimalist, light-filled rooms, the vase’s pure form will stand out subtly and elegantly. The listed price refers to a single piece.
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Height12 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height12 cm
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