This rare Strehla Form 1211 vase is a standout piece of mid-century East German pottery that captures the iconic style of Strehla ceramics. With a rectangular form set on a stable round base, this vase's white-and-black speckled background contrasts beautifully with its striking green leaf motifs on both the front and back, creating an organic, earthy appeal that resonates with vintage and modern interiors alike.
Crafted with Strehla's signature attention to detail, the vase showcases a blend of functional artistry and retro charm, perfect for collectors or anyone looking to add a touch of East German ceramic heritage to their décor. The clean lines and modernist structure of this piece reflect a minimalist yet bold aesthetic, while the intricate hand-painted green leaves bring a touch of nature into the design, making it a truly versatile addition.
Strehla, renowned for its mid-century Fat Lava objects, played a significant role in the ceramic art scene of the era. Known for their innovative and experimental glazes, Strehla pieces like this one highlight the bold and tactile designs characteristic of the movement.
Though lesser-known compared to Western manufacturers, Strehla’s work remains highly collectible due to its rarity, historical significance, and artistic innovation. A perfect fusion of form and texture, this vase stands as an iconic piece of mid-century East German design, both functional and visually captivating.
