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Product description
A magnificent French vase in emerald-green ceramic with a glazed finish. It reflects an obvious influence of the organic design that characterizes many ceramic pieces of the period. The design's soft lines and flowing curves hark back to an aesthetic that seeks to approximate natural forms, moving away from rigid geometric or symmetrical models. Its asymmetrical structure, with small side handles, gives it a sculptural character. Ceramics of the 1970s generally tend towards an artisanal aesthetic, with imperfect finishes that celebrate the manual intervention of the artist or potter.
The glaze's glossy finish gently reflects light, creating tonal variations that give the impression that color changes subtly with angle and lighting. This type of green glaze was very popular in 1970s ceramics, evoking both a connection with nature and an air of sophistication. The shine and texture help to highlight the curves and organic shapes of the piece.
Material: ceramic
Period: 1970
Country of origin: France
Good condition for age and use.
Dimensions: 23 x 16 x 8 cm.
Specifications
ConditionGoodHeight23 cmWidth16 cmDepth8 cm