Vase, white blue grey black ceramics, Aluminia, Denmark, 1960s.
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This Danish ceramic vase from the 1960s was created by the Aluminia manufactory, part of Royal Copenhagen. The design features a rectangular, softly rounded body with a narrow, cylindrical neck, reflecting the aesthetics of Scandinavian modernism. Its primary color is an off-white base, accented by deep cobalt blue and lighter blue tones. The neck is finished with a speckled, glossy cobalt glaze that seamlessly transitions into the body. The front is adorned with a stylized, hand-painted botanical motif: nine raised, textured circles in blue and grey, arranged in a grid and connected by matte black stems and leaves. The tactile surface of the circles contrasts with the smooth, glossy background, while the sharp black botanical elements add a graphic, almost illustrative quality. The vase remains in good condition, showing minor signs of age-appropriate wear typical for vintage ceramics, with no visible damage or restoration.This piece speaks in the quiet language of 1960s Northern Europe—minimalist, yet inherently decorative. Its form and ornament evoke an era when Danish craftsmanship drew on graphic interpretations of nature, balancing simplicity and function with artistic freedom. The textured circles and black lines recall abstract botanical illustrations, offering a restrained and harmonious contrast. The vase, like a discreet companion, suggests that the everyday can be surprising and full of visual harmony.The vase can serve as a stand-alone decorative object on a console or shelf in the living room, where
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Height19.5 cm
Length15 cm
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Length15 cm
Height19.5 cm
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