A Mid Century Studio Pottery, 1960’s Italian Vase by Nuovo Rinascimento, Green, Brown and, Off-white with Raised Design.
Marked "Italy" on the base. Gloss glaze.
It measures 15cm tall x 10cm rim diameter It is 13cm in diameter at widest point.
It has two small areas of wear to the glaze on the 'squeezed cream' area - see photos otherwise it is in excellent condition.
Nuovo Rinascimento is an Italian pottery company from the mid-20th century, known for its Mid-Century Modern ceramics that were often influenced by the more famous Bitossi and Aldo Londi. Their pieces, created in the 1960s and 1970s, feature sculptural surface designs, bold colors, and decorative styles like Fat Lava and textures reminiscent of "squeezed cream". Period: Active primarily in the 1960s and 1970s. Style: Mid-Century Modern Italian ceramic art with a rustic, sculptural feel. Influences: Heavily influenced by the nearby Bitossi pottery, with similar decorative elements and glazes. Features: Known for a variety of decorative techniques, including: Sculptural and textured surfaces Bold colors and often a "Fat Lava" glaze style Patterns that look like "squeezed cream" on a cake.
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