Biscuit porcelain vase by Kaiser, relief decoration, op art design.

Matte white biscuit porcelain vase from the Kaiser factory (Bavaria). It is typical of the German art porcelain production of the 1970s. Its ovoid shape is slightly asymmetrical, with an oval opening. It is entirely adorned with a graphic relief decoration: radiating rosettes, fans of beaded lines, and fine garlands of dots. The pattern wraps diagonally around the body and leaves the base smooth. The play of light and shadow on the unglazed biscuit gives the vase an almost textile appearance, like sculpted lace. The interior is glazed in glossy white. Under the base are the blue crown mark "AK – KAISER – W. GERMANY", the model number 605 in relief, and the designer's signature moulded into the porcelain. It is an iconic piece of German design from the 70s. It adds texture and softness to a minimalist interior, whether alone or with a few dried stems. Dimensions. Height: 17 cm. Width: 15 cm. Condition. Very good condition. There are no chips, cracks, or restorations. The biscuit porcelain is clean, without stains or yellowing. Information. Manufacturer: Kaiser Porzellan, West Germany. Model: 605. Era: 1970s. Material: biscuit porcelain (unglazed), glazed interior. Colour: white. Style: vintage, op art, space age.