Mid-century modern stoneware vase with cobalt blue dots.

Vintage chamotte stoneware art pottery from the 1960s-1970s, showcasing remarkable work with materials and contrasts. This handcrafted piece features a superb stout body in textured raw stoneware, highlighted by a flared, curved neck. Its graphic decoration consists of large hand-painted circular dots in deep cobalt blue with vibrant reflections, providing a very modern and sleek visual dynamic. The chamotte work gives the surface a mineral and rough texture, creating a striking tactile dialogue with the soft sheen of the blue glaze. Signed with a handwritten monogram under the base, this object perfectly embodies the revival of European art pottery from the Brutalist and Mid-Century periods. Origin: Europe (France or Germany) Style: Mid-Century Modern / Brutalism. Era circa: 1960 - 1970. Material: Chamotte stoneware. Perfectly preserved, this ceramic piece will ideally find its place in a contemporary, brutalist, or Scandinavian interior, displayed on a vintage sideboard or integrated into a collection of characterful ceramics. An authentic and highly graphic decorative object, ideal for lovers of art design and refined interiors.