This ceramic watering can from Silberdistel Fayencen, crafted in West Germany in the 1960s, embodies the artisanal tradition of postwar German functional ceramics. Measuring 15 cm in height and 25 cm in width, the vessel stands on a wide, stable base and features an organically sculpted silhouette. Its taupe color transitions in a gentle gradient: the matte, cool grey-brown base shifts to a lighter, speckled beige at the top. The texture is slightly rough and grainy, especially on the upper part, emphasizing its hand-crafted, tactile quality. The handle is broad and smoothly integrated into the body, while the short, upward-tilted spout combines utility with a sculptural accent. There are no visible seams, and two original manufacturer stickers remain on the body. The can is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, or visible signs of wear. The form of this watering can echoes the spirit of the 1960s, when everyday objects adopted sculptural shapes and functionality met refined simplicity. This vessel tells a story of an era when ceramics were not merely utilitarian, but also vehicles for formal exploration—its organic contours, subtle color transitions, and tactile surface reflect a respect for material and an appreciation for daily beauty. The can might whisper of the quiet rituals of watering plants, of the natural rhythm found in mid-century interiors. The watering can may serve both practical and decorative roles—displayed on a sideboard, windowsill, or table, it fits seamlessly into mid-century modern settings, collector’s interiors, or contemporary spaces influenced by the 1960s. It can be paired with other ceramic vessels in neutral or earthy tones, vintage vases, or art glass
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Height15 cm
Width25 cm
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Width25 cm
Height15 cm
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