Vase - Sommerso - Josef Hospodka - Fuchsia & Prussian Blue Smoke, 1960s

Sumptuous collector's piece with this sculptural vase signed by Josef Hospodka (1923-1989) for the illustrious Czech glassworks Chřibská. A true icon of Mid-Century design from the 1960s, it embodies the pinnacle of Bohemian glass art. Design and Colours: Featuring an organic shape reminiscent of a delicate flower with gracefully curved petals, this work stands out with a fascinating and bold chromatic duality. A deep and mysterious smoky Prussian blue heart rises from the base to merge with a vibrant fuchsia of spectacular intensity. These magnetic hues are encapsulated in an impressive and very thick wall of translucent crystal, multiplying the play of light from all angles. Craftsmanship and Quality: Completely hand-blown, this vase perfectly illustrates the complex Sommerso technique (submerged glass), offering an enchanting optical depth. Its remarkable weight of 1.59 kg for 21 cm reveals luxurious artisanal craftsmanship and a rare crystalline density. Condition: Perfect condition. Tiny signs of use under the base attest to its vintage authenticity. Details: • Height 21 cm | Width 12 cm | Weight 1.59 kg. • Origin: Bohemia (Czechoslovakia, c. 1960) Premium shipping: The packaging will be extremely careful and ultra-secure, using professional materials for risk-free delivery.