A decorative Danish vase from the 1960s where the surface becomes the primary expressive element. The ceramic body is characterized by an intense blue tinged with thin horizontal black lines, irregular in arrangement and spacing, creating a discreet yet recognizable graphic motif. The shape, more compact at the base and progressively wider towards the top, narrows again near the mouth, giving the vase a slender and well-proportioned silhouette. The glazed finish enhances the depth of the blue and changes its perception depending on the light, while the black emphasizes the outline and rhythm of the decoration. At 35 cm tall, it is a striking accessory, designed to be appreciated as a standalone object on a sideboard, table, or shelf. Its graphic character makes it particularly interesting alongside teak and midcentury furnishings, but also in contemporary interiors where it can introduce a bold chromatic accent.
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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
