Fat Lava vase in ceramic Schramberg – Germany, 1960s

Decorative vase in glazed ceramic produced by the Schramberg factory in West Germany, around the 1960s. Schramberg is a historic German manufacturer, active since the 19th century, known for the quality of its ceramic productions during the West Germany period. This vase fits into the so-called Fat Lava aesthetic, characteristic of post-war German ceramics. The relief decoration and the work of the glazes give it a strong decorative presence, ideal for a shelf, console, or low furniture. A representative piece of German ceramic design from the 1960s, easy to integrate into a vintage, mid-century, or eclectic interior. Height: 22 cm. Width: 11 cm. Depth: 7 cm. Very good vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or restorations. Glazes well preserved.