Ceramic majolica candlestick, made during the Soviet era (approximately 1960s–1970s)

Ceramic majolica candlestick, made during the USSR (approximately 1960–1970s).

Product features:
•Material and technique: Red clay, covered with colored glaze (glaze) in the majolica technique. The product has characteristic shades and glossy shine.
•Color: Rich emerald green with brown (ochre) relief accents.
•Design: Figured candlestick for one candle with elegant curls-handles on both sides and relief elements in the form of stylized flowers or plant motifs.
•Style: The product is made in the traditions of Soviet folk decorative and applied art. Similar items are often found among the products of artistic ceramics of Ukrainian and Baltic workshops or specialized factories of artistic products (for example, Vasylkiv majolica or Kungur ceramics).
Today, such a candlestick is a popular collectible among connoisseurs of Soviet and Ukrainian vintage.