Important glazed ceramic vase, baluster-shaped with a generous body.

Important glazed ceramic vase, baluster-shaped with a generous belly, featuring a spectacular bright orange glaze enhanced by a relief decoration in brown-black. The lower part of the belly is rhythmically adorned with a succession of large relief spirals, forming a particularly graphic continuous frieze. This dark decoration contrasts strongly with the orange glaze and gives the piece an aesthetic very characteristic of decorative ceramics from the second half of the 20th century. The narrow neck is framed by two small circular handles. Moulded friezes highlight the base of the neck, the upper rim, and the foot, adding relief and rhythm to the whole. The deliberately irregular and textured surface, combined with variations in the glaze, attests to artisanal production and gives each part of the vase a lively appearance. The underside features a numbering or inscription in relief, partially legible, without allowing for certain attribution from the photographs. An original decorative piece, with generous dimensions and particularly bright colour, ideal for a vintage or contemporary interior. Period: second half of the 20th century. Material: glazed ceramic. Decoration: relief spirals. Height: 35 cm. Diameter: approximately 25 cm. Overall good condition, with firing irregularities and slight signs of use.