Mini Vase Josef Hospodka - Sommerso Fuchsia - Bohemian Crystal - 1960

Sublime small soliflore vase from the 1960s, an iconic piece of Bohemian design (Czechoslovakia), designed by the famous glassmaker Josef Hospodka for the Chřibská factory. This object perfectly embodies the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic with its sculptural organic shape. Its six-lobed corolla, hand-stretched, evokes the blooming of a flower, a visual signature of the artist. The piece employs the masterful Sommerso technique: a vibrant fuchsia heart (Cranberry) is immersed in a mass of colourless crystal of exceptional purity. Quality of craftsmanship: • High-end craftsmanship: Mouth-blown and worked hot without a mould. • Light refraction: The density of the crystal offers fascinating light play. • Finish: Ground and polished flat base, a sign of high-quality manufacturing. • Condition: Perfect condition, with tiny signs of use under the base as a guarantee of authenticity. Technical characteristics: • Height: 10 cm. • Diameter: 7 cm. • Weight: 313 g (a remarkable density for this size, a mark of quality). An irresistible collector's piece, ideal for enhancing a vintage sideboard or a glass art display. Shipping: The packaging will be done with extreme care. The piece will be protected by several layers of high-density professional materials to ensure impeccable delivery.