Quadrifoglio Vase by Pierre Cardin, Italy, 1970s

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Pierre Cardin's vase, known as the "Quadrifoglio" model (for its four-lobed opening), is a designer object produced in the 1970s, … Read more Pierre Cardin's vase, known as the "Quadrifoglio" model (for its four-lobed opening), is a designer object produced in the 1970s, often made in Italy by manufacturers such as Ceramica Franco Pozzi. It stands out for its essential yet highly sculptural design, typical of the modernist aesthetic associated with 1970s design.
Made of glossy, intense mustard yellow glazed ceramic, the vase features a vertical structure with a maximum height of 31 cm and a minimum height of 20 cm. Its cylindrical shape opens at the top into four wavy lobes.
The "Pierre Cardin" signature and the authenticity label affixed to the base also give the object iconic and collectible value, linking it to the production of design objects that the designer developed alongside his fashion career, when he extended his aesthetic language to furniture, objects, and industrial design. This piece has an attribution mark,
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