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Bodenvase 628-50 türkis grau von Bay Keramik

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Bodenvase 628-50 türkis grau von Bay KeramikDiese imposante Bodenvase ist ein Paradebeispiel fr die West German Pottery der 60er und 70er Jahre und stammt aus der renommierten Manufaktur Bay Keramik. Mit der Modellnummer 628 50 erreicht sie eine beeindruckende Hhe von 50 cm, was sie zu einem markanten Solitr Objekt in jedem Raum macht. Das Design besticht durch ein faszinierendes Spiel mit Kontrasten: uere Gestaltung: Die Oberflche ist in einer harmonischen Mischung aus Trkis und Grau gehalten.

Diese imposante Bodenvase ist ein Paradebeispiel für die West German Pottery der 60er und 70er Jahre und stammt aus der renommierten Manufaktur Bay Keramik. Mit der Modellnummer 628-50 erreicht sie eine beeindruckende Höhe von 50 cm, was sie zu einem markanten Solitär-Objekt in jedem Raum macht.

Das Design besticht durch ein faszinierendes Spiel mit Kontrasten:

  • Äußere Gestaltung: Die Oberfläche ist in einer harmonischen Mischung aus Türkis und Grau gehalten. Die leicht streifigen Farbübergänge verleihen der Vase eine organische Dynamik und machen jedes Stück zu einem Unikat.

  • Inneres Detail: Einen eleganten Gegenpol bildet das schwarz glänzend glasierte Innere, das der Vase zusätzliche Tiefe und eine hochwertige Haptik verleiht.

Die Form 628 zeichnet sich durch ihre zeitlose Silhouette aus, die den Mid-Century-Charme perfekt verkörpert. Ob mit hohen Gräsern bestückt oder als puristisches Kunstobjekt – diese Bay-Vase ist ein echter Blickfang für Liebhaber klassischer westdeutscher Keramik.

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