A striking German Fat Lava ceramic vase dating from the 1970s.
Featuring a dramatic red and black volcanic glaze, the vase combines a simple cylindrical form with heavily textured lava decoration, creating a bold sculptural presence despite its relatively compact size.
The vivid oxblood-red glaze contrasts beautifully against the dark textured ground, making this an eye-catching example of the Fat Lava movement that became synonymous with European ceramics during the 1960s and 1970s.
The base carries unusual raised markings which a difficult to determine.
Sourced during a buying trip to Lisbon, Portugal.
A distinctive decorative object that works equally well as a standalone statement piece or alongside other vintage ceramics.