Description:
A collectible decorative vase featuring a distinctive flat, disc-like shape, produced at the renowned Kungur Art Products Factory during the second half of the 20th century.
This piece is a striking example of Soviet majolica, inspired by traditional blue-and-white porcelain designs. Its defining feature is a central circular medallion showcasing a bold, three-dimensional floral relief, finished with a cobalt engobe under a glossy glaze. Elegant decorative "ears" on the shoulders, combined with crisp horizontal bands on the neck and the stable base, create a harmonious structural composition.
Perfect for displaying dried flowers, enhancing a vintage collection, or serving as a standalone statement piece in a contemporary interior—particularly within Mid-Century Modern or Scandinavian minimalist settings.
Specifications:
Factory: Kungur Art Products Plant (ZKhI)
Period: 1970s–1980s
Material: Ceramics, colored glaze, vitreous glaze
Technique: Hand-formed details, relief embossing, underglaze painting
Approximate dimensions: height ~20 cm, width ~14 cm
Condition: Collectible vintage condition. No chips, visible cracks, or restorations. The glaze retains its original mirror-like sheen.
* LoraShen
reserves the right to make small design changes to your bouquet or composition that do not affect the style, shape, color of your order and will not reduce the value of the floral object.
