Brutalist vase "Demant" Göte Augustsson - Ruda Glasbruk - Sweden 1960

Exceptional piece of Mid-Century Scandinavian design: the sculptural vase "Demant", designed by the renowned designer Göte Augustsson for the Swedish manufacturer Ruda Glasbruk in the 1960s. A true manifesto of the Brutalist movement, this masterful work captures the essence of Nordic nature. Crafted using the demanding technique of pressed-moulded glass "Ice Glass" (frosted glass), this piece perfectly mimics a raw and fractured block of ice. Its pure and crystalline transparency spectacularly catches the light, creating organic refraction effects thanks to its deep reliefs. Of remarkable craftsmanship quality, this massive piece with an exceptional weight (3.55 kg) showcases a very high level of glassmaking expertise. The edges are beautifully textured, and the base displays its original cold grinding marks, ensuring its stability and absolute authenticity. In perfect condition, with no chips or scratches, it will add a mineral and sculptural touch to contemporary, minimalist, or vintage interior decor. Dimensions: Height 13 cm x Length 15 cm. Weight: 3.55 kg. Logistics: Shipping will be carried out with the utmost care. The packaging will be custom-made, ultra-secure, and extremely well protected (double box system and specific shock-absorbing protections for heavy glassware) to ensure transport without any risk.