Vaso grande Stromboli modernista rosso e nero del 1976 in ceramica Fat Lava di Ceramano

A big vase hand-crafted in Germany in the Seventies by iconic manufacturer Ceramano, the decor of this vase is called Stromboli, the vase is hand-signed on the bottom and it is in good conditions just small signs of use and age visible on the photo. The term “Fat Lava” refers to a style of West German pottery that was popular in the 1960s and 1970s. It is characterized by bold, textured glazes often in vibrant colors and lava-like patterns. The pieces are known for their sculptural and modernist designs, this vase showcases the distinctive characteristics of the Fat Lava style. The vase features a bold and modernist design, with a generous size that commands attention. The predominant colors are red and black, creating a striking contrast that adds to the visual impact of the piece. The Stromboli Vase is a collectible item, representing the artistic and design sensibilities of that era. It could serve as both a functional vase and a statement piece of art, reflecting the bold and experimental nature of Fat Lava ceramics during that time.