Turquoise ceramic vase, 1970

In the 1970s, decorative objects became true elements of expression in interior design. This turquoise ceramic vase perfectly illustrates this evolution, where colour and material are enough to give character to a room, even in the absence of floral arrangements. Shipping is handled by carriers specialised in vintage furniture, with professional packaging. Additional photographs and detailed information about the condition are available upon request. Its sleek silhouette highlights a glossy turquoise glaze whose shades change with the light. The richness of the glaze reveals the depth of the ceramic and gives the vase a strong decorative presence, characteristic of European productions from the 1970s. Designed to hold fresh or dried flowers, it stands out just as much as a sculptural object. Placed on a teak sideboard, a modernist bookshelf, a console, or a coffee table, it adds a chromatic note that naturally interacts with Mid-Century Modern, vintage, or contemporary interiors. An authentic piece that expresses the creative freedom of the 1970s through the simplicity of its form, the quality of its ceramic, and the expressive strength of its colour.