Artistic Ceramic Vase in Geometric Design

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An interesting piece of Italian artistic ceramics, featuring a modern and graphic design. This vase features a flattened globular shape … Read more An interesting piece of Italian artistic ceramics, featuring a modern and graphic design. This vase features a flattened globular shape with a flared neck, distinguished by its distinctive contrasting bands.

Design and Style: The body of the vase is decorated with a geometric band of alternating "wolf teeth" or triangles. The decoration plays on three-dimensionality and texture: triangles painted with shaded blue brushstrokes alternate with triangles with a rough finish (concrete gray/dove gray), which feels rough to the touch and creates a pleasant textural contrast with the glossy white glazed surface of the rest of the vase. The style is decidedly contemporary, ideal for modern or industrial settings.

Material and Finish: Made of glossy white glazed ceramic/majolica with hand-painted decorative inserts and unglazed (rough) relief details. The object is signed twice: one signature is on the lower front, and the wording "dipinto a mano" appears in cursive on the bottom, followed by the artist's signature. Also on the bottom is a catalog label with the code "VD 16 02" and the logo.

Technical Details and Condition:

· Type: Tabletop Vase / Decorative Accessory.

· Technique: Glossy enamel and rough embossed parts.

· Signature: Present (front and back) + VD Label.

· Period: Vintage (20th century).

· Dimensions: Diameter 22 cm. Height 16 cm.

· Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No visible chips or cracks. The enamel is bright and the rough part is well preserved.

Please note that any white areas in the photo shoot are due to reflections from artificial lighting, used to better illuminate the item, which may cause slight color variations in the photograph.

The item is original and is carefully photographed, capturing every detail, highlighting its quality, strengths, and any flaws.

It is sold "as is," and the and photographs are accurate. See less