Wall mirror, blue ceramic, glass, Hindelanger-Keramik, Germany, 1960s.
440 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 35550
This round wall mirror from the 1960s, produced by Hindelanger-Keramik in Germany, exemplifies the union of mid-century modern clarity with artisanal decoration. The wide ceramic frame is finished in a deep cobalt blue glaze, applied by hand for a subtly mottled effect that adds visual depth. Six hand-painted pink roses with green leaves are evenly spaced around the circumference, their soft pastel tones gently contrasting with the intense blue ground. The edge of the ceramic frame is subtly undulating, enhancing the mirror's organic, handcrafted feel. The mirror glass sits flush within the frame, bordered by a thin, light-colored line that clearly separates the reflective surface from the ceramic. The entire piece is well preserved, with only minor patina and faint surface scratches, showing no visible damage or restoration. The price applies to a single piece. This mirror carries the quiet voice of the 1960s—a period when modernist geometry intertwined with folk-inspired ornament. The cobalt glaze reflects light, creating a sense of calm and depth, while the pastel flowers evoke a fondness for craft and gentle contrasts. The decorative arts of the era come alive here, with the mirror evoking a fragment of a garden captured in geometric order, ready to infuse everyday life with a subtle poetic note. The mirror is well suited to a living room inspired by mid-century modern aesthetics, where it can be paired with a 1960s wooden sideboard, an upholstered armchair in muted fabric, or a minimalist bookshelf. Placed against
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Height49 cm
Width5 cm
Length49 cm
Dimension details
Length49 cm
Height49 cm
Width5 cm
Weight4 kg
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