Set of three vases, white porcelain, design by T. Wirkkala, Rosenthal, Germany, 1980s.

Collection of three porcelain vases by Rosenthal, designed by Tapio Wirkkala and Rut Bryk in the 1980s, representing craftsmanship with precise proportions and geometric discipline. Each vase is distinguished by a marked dodecagonal shape and smooth, glossy white porcelain. The surface is adorned with a subtle relief depicting a winter landscape with houses and trees, highlighted by pastel accents of light green, pale pink, and blue. The finish is smooth, the relief details are regular and carefully distributed around the vases, which, combined with slightly flared edges and straight walls, fits within the language of Scandinavian minimalism and 1980s modernism. The set includes three sizes: large (height 26 cm, opening diameter 14 cm), medium (height 21 cm, opening diameter 14 cm), and small (height 19 cm, opening diameter 11 cm). The porcelain shows no signs of use, damage, or restoration – the condition is very good, with a perfect surface and clear relief. The stated price is for the set of three vases.