Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin - KPM Berlin

Bodenvase SAALE

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$1058.5 $1450 In stock

Category: Bodenvase

Die Bodenvase SAALE, ein Design von Trude Petri aus dem Jahr 1935, verkörpert die geforderte Symbiose aus Form und Funktion, die das Bauhaus so stark betonte. Diese einzigartige Vase, die ein Highlight aus Trude Petris umfangreicher Kollektion von Vasenentwürfen darstellt, wurde während ihrer beeindruckenden vierzigjährigen Tätigkeit (1928-1968) bei der KPM Berlin geschaffen. Trude Petri ist bekannt für ihre bedeutenden Beiträge zur Porzellanwelt, darunter das ikonische URBINO-Service, ein wahres Bauhausmeisterwerk und bis heute eine der erfolgreichsten Porzellanreihen der KPM Berlin.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David ★★★★★

The proportions are just right for a hallway corner—not too tall, not too wide—and that Bauhaus-era simplicity makes it look like it’s always belonged there. The ceramic feels substantial, and the matte finish catches light in a way that keeps the room from feeling flat. Exactly what I hoped for.

Claire ★★★★★

I’d been searching for a floor vase with real Bauhaus simplicity, and this one’s proportion is exactly right. The glass is surprisingly thick and feels substantial in the room, not fragile.

Daniel L. ★★★★★

The way the neck tapers so naturally from that sturdy base is exactly what I’ve been hoping to find—it looks like it was always meant to be there. I have it on the floor in the hallway, empty, and the silhouette alone makes the space feel more intentional. It’s a simple, solid piece that commands at