Vintage blue and gold ceramic spider vase by Nuova Mastro Giorgio, Italy 1960

A mid-century modern blue and gold ceramic vase designed and manufactured in Gualdo Tadino, small town in Italy, famous for hand-crafted ceramics, by Nuova Mastro Giorgio in the Fifties. This Spider Vase is a captivating piece of art that encapsulates the essence of its era through its design, color palette, and craftsmanship. This vase is a striking example of the innovative and creative spirit that characterized the mid-century modern movement. The color palette of blue and gold further contributes to the vase's allure. Blue, a color often associated with calmness and serenity, is juxtaposed with the richness of gold, symbolizing luxury and opulence. The contrast between these two hues creates a sense of balance and elegance, enhancing the vase's visual impact. The blue and gold combination was a popular choice during the mid-century era, reflecting the era's fascination with bold and vibrant color schemes. The ceramic construction of the vase is a testament to the craftsmanship of the period. The intricate details and textures on the surface of the ceramic are achieved through glazing techniques. These embellishments add depth and complexity to the piece, transforming it from a functional object into a work of art. The smoothness of the ceramic juxtaposed with the intricate detailing creates a tactile experience for the viewer. This Vase captures the essence of its era through its design, color scheme, and craftsmanship. It stands as a testament to the creativity and innovation of the mid-century modern movement, and its unique combination of form and decoration makes it a timeless representation of artistry and design from that era. Reference : 295100