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Kähler Ceramic vase.
Spherical ceramic vase by Kähler, crafted in wheel-thrown stoneware with incised wave ornamentation and circular decorative details.
The surface is covered with a warm, golden-brown glaze with subtle variation and depth, characteristic of Kähler’s decorative production from the period. The softly rounded form combined with the tactile surface gives the vase a balanced yet distinctive expression.
Origin: Denmark
Maker: Kähler
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: H. 16 cm, D. 16 cm
Period: 1930s
Condition: Very good condition with light, age-related wear
About Kähler
Kähler is one of Denmark’s most significant ceramic workshops, founded in 1839 and renowned for its influential role in the development of Danish ceramic art. During the 1930s, Kähler operated in the transitional space between Art Deco and early Functionalism, combining restrained, sculptural forms with decorative surface treatments and experimental glazes. Stoneware vases from this period are typically characterized by organic shapes, incised ornamentation, and warm, nuanced glaze tones, reflecting both high craftsmanship and a strong emphasis on material aesthetics.
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