Ceramic vase from the Domino series by Dümler & Breiden, produced in West Germany during the 1960s or 1970s. Key features of the vase Design and series: This vase belongs to the famous Domino series, which takes its name from its specific dot-like surface texture. It is often classified as a "Fat Lava" style due to its characteristic, rich, and embossed glaze. Model: It is identified as model number 614/25 (referring to the shape and height of approximately 25 cm). Manufacturer: Dümler & Breiden was founded in 1883 by Peter Dümler and Albert Breiden in the Höhr-Grenzhausen region, famous for its pottery. Aesthetics: The vase has a black base with red and green embossed details in "windows", with a top layer of glaze that resembles snow or foam. Proizvođač: Dümler & Breiden (Zapadna Njemačka). Dekor: Poznat kao „Domino“ ili ponekad „Domino Fairytale“. Manufacturer: Dümler & Breiden (West Germany). Decor: Known as “Domino” or sometimes “Domino Fairytale”. Period: Mid-Century Modern, most often from the 1970s. Material: Ceramic with thick layers of glaze that creates a strong three-dimensional effect. This style of pottery is also known as "Fat Lava", which refers to the thick, volcanic glaze texture popular in West German post-war ceramics. Bottom diameter: 8 × 13.5 cm