This striking Mid-Century Modern studio pottery vessel showcases the raw, tactile aesthetic of Brutalist art design, likely dating from the 1960s to 1970s. Crafted with heavy, textured stoneware clay, the piece features a dark basalt-like glaze with earthy ochre undertones. Its facade is highlighted by a multi-layered geometric relief centerpiece framed in metal wire, featuring a gilded brutalist accent plaque at its heart. The bottle-neck spout and dark pitted surface reflect a strong influence of mid-20th-century Studio Pottery traditions, where form and raw texture were elevated into sculptural fine art.

The reverse features a minimalist, brushed-clay texture, providing a compelling visual contrast between organic simplicity and intricate geometric construction. Perfectly suited as a standalone art piece or an addition to a collection of vintage studio ceramics, this vessel remains in excellent visual condition with no visible cracks or structural flaws.

Dimensions:
27cm (H) x 18cm (L) x 9.5cm (W)