Description

The vase has a strong decorative presence despite its modest dimensions and works equally well as a standalone ceramic object or combined with other Scandinavian stoneware

The original satin lacquered finish has aged beautifully

Bengt Ruda was one of the most important designers associated with early IKEA and played a significant role in shaping the company’s Scandinavian modern identity during the postwar decades

The asymmetrical silhouette gives the piece a strong sculptural presence while maintaining the tactile character of handmade studio ceramics

Stoneware Vase by Jytte Trebbien, Denmark, 1970s Andersen The vase has a strongSculptural stoneware vase by Danish ceramicist Jytte Trebbien, produced during the 1970s. The vase features a compact architectural form with softly rounded edges and a narrow square opening. The deep dark glaze reveals subtle variations of brown, black and blue green tones that shift beautifully depending on the light. The surface combines glossy and slightly textured areas, giving the piece a rich tactile quality characteristic of Scandinavian

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