This glass vase from the 1970s, produced by the Krosno glassworks in Poland, exemplifies the craft of mid-century modern design. Hand-blown using traditional techniques, it features a minimalist, flared tulip form with a substantial clear glass base. The intense, sunny yellow color, pigmented in the glass mass, disperses light to create depth and vibrancy. The surface is smooth, punctuated by small air bubbles and subtle scratches typical of vintage hand-blown glass. The seamless transition between the yellow body and transparent base demonstrates refined craftsmanship. With proportions of 25.5 cm in height, a 16 cm rim diameter, and a 10.5 cm base, the vase is both elegant and stable. Preserved in good vintage condition: minor surface scratches, no chips or cracks.This vase tells the story of Polish modernism of the 1970s—a time when light and color became part of everyday life and functionality converged with expressive form. The sunny yellow hue recalls the optimism of an era in which simple objects were intended to bring energy and brightness into the home. The smooth glass and slender silhouette evoke the calm rhythm of domestic life, where details mattered and craftsmanship harmonized with modern ideals.The vase can be displayed on a low wooden sideboard or a marble countertop, where its color and sheen create a visual focal point. It pairs well with other period accessories—smoked glass, ceramics, or minimalist decor. It may be set alongside upholstered furniture in neutral tones or, for contrast, with a geometric grey-toned rug. Interiors in the spirit of mid-century modern, eclectic vintage collections, or contemporary spaces all benefit from its energetic and historic presence.
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Height25.5 cm
Width16 cm
Length16 cm
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Length16 cm
Height25.5 cm
Width16 cm
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