This rare pair of blown white opal glass vases, decorated with vibrant orange fused patterns, perfectly embodies the vibrant and organic aesthetic of the 1970s. The decoration seems to explode beneath the surface, like a breath of coral or a solar star frozen in glass.
Their slender silhouette, impressive weight (7 kg for the pair), and the subtlety of the decoration bear witness to demanding craftsmanship, undoubtedly produced in a Japanese glass art studio active during the great era of decorative renewal in the 60s and 70s.
Each vase is signed in relief above the base, with a circular seal bearing Japanese kanji, strengthening the hypothesis of high-end Japanese creation around 1970.
✨ Features:
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Height: 36 cm each, base diameter 10 cm, neck diameter 11.5 cm.
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Total weight: 7 kg (approx. 3.5 kg per vase)
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Material: Hand-blown opal glass, orange fused decoration
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Origin: Japan, signed (Japanese kanji in relief on the base)
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Period: circa 1970
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Condition: perfect, no cracks or chips (note: some small original bubbles).
🔸 Unique, powerful, and decorative pieces — to be displayed as sculptures.
🧾 Assets ?
✔️ Complete, signed, large-format pair in blown opal glass
✔️ Japanese craftsmanship, dated circa 1970
✔️ Excellent condition, perfect for high-end interior decoration
✔️ Rare on the European market.
Carefully packaged.