This glazed ceramic vase from the 1970s expresses the taste for material and chromatic experimentation that characterized the design of the period. The essential silhouette is enhanced by a vibrant turquoise finish, capable of highlighting the depth of the glazing and the plastic qualities of the ceramic. The surface reflects the light with shades and chromatic variations that make each piece unique, while the workmanship highlights the artisanal character of the production. The balance between shape and color allows the vase to function both as a container for floral compositions and as an independent decorative element, capable of attracting the eye even when not in use. The harmonious proportions and essential language make it easy to fit into contemporary, Mid-Century or eclectic interiors, where it adds a material and chromatic note without being invasive. The bright turquoise shade interacts with wood, metal and other natural materials, creating interesting visual contrasts. An authentic original vintage accessory from the 1970s, ideal for those looking for decorative objects with a strong material character and an aesthetic capable of passing through time.