This wall-mounted stoneware plate, crafted by the Łysa Góra workshop in Poland during the 1970s, stands as an authentic example of utilitarian ceramics from the PRL era. Hand-decorated, it features a warm, earthy color palette of ochre yellow and burnt orange, with deep brown, olive green, and subtle reddish-brown accents. The central, radial motif—folk-inspired and reminiscent of stylized leaves or feathers—is surrounded by swirling patterns, while the rim is highlighted with a deep reddish-brown glaze and the inner circles are accented with rings of green and brown. The glossy surface reflects light, emphasizing the artisanal quality of the piece. The plate is in good vintage condition, exhibiting minor glaze irregularities and a small area of glaze loss on the left side, without major cracks or chips.If the plate could speak, it would evoke an era when craftsmanship and folk ornamentation were a quiet form of cultural preservation and daily celebration. Its rustic form and hand-painted decoration carry echoes of 1970s Polish village life, where earthy colors and organic motifs bridged the worlds of art and everyday living. The glazed surface catches the light, as if holding a memory of a summer afternoon, while the symmetrical design brings a sense of calm and rhythm typical of traditional interiors.The plate may be hung above a solid wood sideboard, accompanied by woven baskets, linen textiles, or other ceramic accents. It pairs well with boho, rustic, or country interiors—alongside handcrafted objects, raw fabrics, and natural materials—introducing an element of authenticity and a subtle nod to Polish ceramic heritage.
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Height3 cm
Width27 cm
Length27 cm
Dimension details
Length27 cm
Height3 cm
Width27 cm
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