On offer is a striking West German pottery vase dating from the 1960s–1970s, featuring a bold, abstract hand-painted design that perfectly captures the essence of mid-century European modernism. This piece is a classic example of “Fat Lava” and West German ceramic artistry, beloved for its texture, form, and experimental glazing techniques.

Standing at approximately 12 inches tall, the vase has a strong cylindrical shape with softly rounded shoulders and a narrow mouth. The surface features a speckled, volcanic-style glaze in grey and white tones, highlighted by geometric hand-painted blocks in yellow and burgundy, offset with crisp black lines — a striking contrast that gives the piece dynamic, architectural energy.

There are no chips, cracks, or repairs, and the glaze remains vibrant and intact. This vase would make a perfect addition to a mid-century or retro-inspired interior, whether displayed alone or as part of a larger collection.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Authentic West German pottery vase – c.1960s–70s
✅ Hand-painted geometric design in yellow, burgundy & black
✅ Volcanic speckled glaze – classic “Fat Lava” era styling
✅ Approx. 12 inches tall
✅ Excellent condition – no chips, cracks, or restoration
✅ A stunning decorative statement piece

🎯 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of West German and Fat Lava pottery
✔️ Mid-century modern interior styling
✔️ Retro home decor enthusiasts
✔️ Art pottery lovers and studio ceramic collectors
✔️ Unique vintage gift ideas

These highly collectible West German vases are celebrated for their experimental finishes and abstract artistry, and this example is no exception — combining form, colour, and texture in a truly eye-catching way.

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📌 Don’t miss your chance to own an original piece of 1960s West German ceramic art — a bold, hand-painted vase perfect for any retro or modern setting.

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