This Czechoslovakian porcelain vase from the 1960s stands out with refined trompe l’œil design, masterfully mimicking the look and feel of natural wood. The dominant color is a deep, warm brown with a high-gloss, almost mirror-like finish that enhances the illusionistic surface. Intricate, raised patterns in beige and light brown realistically depict wood grain and knots, while the contrasting light cream interior and rim add a sense of lightness. The vase features an organic silhouette, gently waisted with soft curves, characteristic of mid-century modern aesthetics. It is preserved in excellent original condition, with no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration.This piece channels the spirit of 1960s Central Europe: playful in its illusion, yet demonstrative of superb craftsmanship. Porcelain masquerading as wood reflects a fascination with nature and formal experimentation typical of the era. The glossy glaze catches and reflects light like a water surface, while the three-dimensional texture draws the eye to its subtle details—a vase that seems to whisper stories of a time when even everyday objects offered room for a touch of wit and artistry.The vase could be placed atop a minimalist wooden or marble sideboard to highlight its decorative qualities. It would work well as a standalone accent in a contemporary living room, or within a vintage collector’s interior—alongside abstract graphics or Murano glass from the same period. Pairing it with neutral textiles or matte ceramics can further emphasize the lustrous finish and rich surface texture of this mid-century porcelain.
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Height26 cm
Depth12 cm
Width12 cm
Dimension details
Width12 cm
Height26 cm
Depth12 cm
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