Polychrome glazed ceramic vase signed under the base by Elio Schiavon, famous Italian ceramist. The vase is characterized by the typical flattened parallelepiped geometric shape and features the famous decoration of stylized cities and towers, one of the most iconic and sought-after themes of his artistic production of the 1960s. The work expresses the mid-century modernist language (Mid-Century Modern) typical of the Veneto area. Schiavon combines shiny polychrome enamel with graffiti or engraved strokes, creating an abstract and vibrant skyline composed of spiers, pointed roofs and windows. The work presents intense chromatic accents, with strong contrasts between the dark background, the warm tones of burnt orange, yellow ocher and the silvery-grey shades of the towers.