Vase, Polish modernism, glass, HSG Tarnowiec, Poland, 1970s

A blown glass vase produced by HSG Tarnowiec in Poland in the 1970s, representing the characteristic line of Polish modernism from that period. The cylindrical form with a gently flaring base and a pronounced narrowing in the middle creates a distinctive geometric-organic profile. The colour scheme is based on an amber-pink gradient: from a deep, almost brown tone at the top, through warmer amber, to transparent pink at the base. The glass surface is glossy and carefully finished. On the side, there is a hand-shaped, transparent glass application in the form of an organic, floral motif, emphasising the artisanal value of the vessel. The vase features visible nuances in glass thickness, typical of handwork, and precisely maintained proportions. There are no visible signs of damage or intervention, confirming its very good condition. This vase can be used as a striking decorative accent in a living room or office, paired with a light, modern wooden or stone tabletop to enhance the impression of lightness and the multidimensionality of the glass colour. It will also pair well with other objects from the era, such as an earthen-toned ceramic bowl or chrome details, creating an interesting, collectible arrangement in the spirit of Polish modernism.