ESR Sawa 256-15 Mid-Century Modern Collector's Vase, Germany 1960s

A unique, designer vase from the 1950s/1960s, produced by the renowned West German manufacturer Sawa (Franz Schwaderlapp). This icon of post-war design captivates with its form and craftsmanship. Key features: Artistic decoration: The vase is decorated using the sgraffito technique. Hand-scratched, geometric patterns create a convex texture that, combined with earthy tones, gives it a raw yet elegant character. Unique color scheme: A beautiful composition of deep browns and beige, broken at the top by a band of muted turquoise. Provenance: The item has an original, preserved label with the inscription "Sawa Foreign, " which is rare and significantly increases its collectible value. The model number 256-15 is embossed on the bottom. Style: Perfectly fits the Mid-Century Modern and Vintage aesthetic, providing a distinctive accent in both modern and classic interiors. Dimensions: Height: 15 cm. Width (body): approx. 12 cm. Condition: The vase is in excellent, collectible condition. The glaze is shiny, the colors are saturated, and the edges of the spout and base are completely smooth, without any chips or cracks. The item is clean and ready to be displayed in your collection. The Sawa company, also known by the ESR signature, was founded in 1951 by Franz Schwaderlapp in Mogendorf, located in the German Westerwald ceramics region. The ESR abbreviation referred to the owner's surname and the original production location (Echt Schwaderlapp Ransbach). The company quickly gained recognition during the post-war boom in German craftsmanship, becoming one of the most prestigious representatives of West German Pottery.