Pukeberg - Uno Westerberg - 花瓶 - 玻璃 - XXL 冰块花瓶 2,5 千克





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这件由Uno Westerberg为Pukeberg设计的透明玻璃单枝花瓶制作于1960至1970年,尺寸为10 × 10 × 10厘米。
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Uno Westerberg for Pukeberg – Monumental Op Art Ice Cube Solifleur Vase – Sweden, 1960s – Extraordinary 2.5 kg
An exceptional Swedish Mid-Century Modern Solifleur vase – a spectacular combination of minimalist design, hypnotic Op Art effects and remarkable glassmaking craftsmanship.
Designed by Uno Westerberg for Pukeberg Glasbruk, Sweden, this impressive Ice Cube Solifleur vase represents Scandinavian glass design at its most sculptural and experimental.
Measuring an extraordinary 10 × 10 × 10 cm and weighing approximately 2.5 kilograms, this is a remarkably massive piece of decorative glass.
A Solifleur Vase with Extraordinary Optical Effects
Designed to display a single flower or elegant stem, the vase transforms an everyday functional object into a fascinating study of geometry, transparency and light.
Its minimalist cubic silhouette contrasts dramatically with the flowing, distorted forms visible within the thick glass.
The central flower opening becomes part of an astonishing optical composition: reflections, refractions and overlapping shapes create the illusion of mysterious structures suspended inside the transparent cube.
Viewed from different angles, the vase produces spectacular Op Art effects, with seemingly shifting and multiplying forms that give the solid glass an almost fluid appearance.
Even without a flower, it possesses the commanding visual presence of a modernist glass sculpture.
An Impressive Technical Achievement
The exceptional dimensions and weight are particularly remarkable.
Producing such an enormous mass of glass requires considerable technical expertise. Thick glass must undergo carefully controlled cooling and annealing to minimise internal stresses that could otherwise cause cracking or fracture.
The greater the thickness, the more demanding this process becomes.
The successful manufacture of this exceptionally heavy 2.5 kg glass cube is a testament to the sophisticated glassmaking techniques behind Scandinavian studio and industrial glass production.
Scandinavian Design Meets Op Art
The vase brilliantly combines the restrained geometry of Scandinavian modernism with the dynamic visual language of 1960s Op Art.
Its extraordinary optical properties make it particularly attractive to collectors of Mid-Century Modern design, Swedish art glass and sculptural decorative objects.
Whether displaying a single flower or standing alone, this remarkable Solifleur vase is an architectural statement piece of exceptional visual impact.
Details
Designer: Uno Westerberg
Manufacturer: Pukeberg Glasbruk, Sweden
Model: Ice Cube Solifleur Vase
Period: 1960s
Style: Scandinavian Modern, Mid-Century Modern, Op Art
Material: Thick, transparent glass
Dimensions: 10 × 10 × 10 cm
Weight: Approximately 2.5 kg
Function: Solifleur vase for a single flower or stem
A truly impressive example of Swedish Mid-Century glass design – monumental in weight, minimalist in form and endlessly fascinating in its optical effects. An extraordinary collector's piece that unites functionality with the visual presence of modern sculpture.
Uno Westerberg for Pukeberg – Monumental Op Art Ice Cube Solifleur Vase – Sweden, 1960s – Extraordinary 2.5 kg
An exceptional Swedish Mid-Century Modern Solifleur vase – a spectacular combination of minimalist design, hypnotic Op Art effects and remarkable glassmaking craftsmanship.
Designed by Uno Westerberg for Pukeberg Glasbruk, Sweden, this impressive Ice Cube Solifleur vase represents Scandinavian glass design at its most sculptural and experimental.
Measuring an extraordinary 10 × 10 × 10 cm and weighing approximately 2.5 kilograms, this is a remarkably massive piece of decorative glass.
A Solifleur Vase with Extraordinary Optical Effects
Designed to display a single flower or elegant stem, the vase transforms an everyday functional object into a fascinating study of geometry, transparency and light.
Its minimalist cubic silhouette contrasts dramatically with the flowing, distorted forms visible within the thick glass.
The central flower opening becomes part of an astonishing optical composition: reflections, refractions and overlapping shapes create the illusion of mysterious structures suspended inside the transparent cube.
Viewed from different angles, the vase produces spectacular Op Art effects, with seemingly shifting and multiplying forms that give the solid glass an almost fluid appearance.
Even without a flower, it possesses the commanding visual presence of a modernist glass sculpture.
An Impressive Technical Achievement
The exceptional dimensions and weight are particularly remarkable.
Producing such an enormous mass of glass requires considerable technical expertise. Thick glass must undergo carefully controlled cooling and annealing to minimise internal stresses that could otherwise cause cracking or fracture.
The greater the thickness, the more demanding this process becomes.
The successful manufacture of this exceptionally heavy 2.5 kg glass cube is a testament to the sophisticated glassmaking techniques behind Scandinavian studio and industrial glass production.
Scandinavian Design Meets Op Art
The vase brilliantly combines the restrained geometry of Scandinavian modernism with the dynamic visual language of 1960s Op Art.
Its extraordinary optical properties make it particularly attractive to collectors of Mid-Century Modern design, Swedish art glass and sculptural decorative objects.
Whether displaying a single flower or standing alone, this remarkable Solifleur vase is an architectural statement piece of exceptional visual impact.
Details
Designer: Uno Westerberg
Manufacturer: Pukeberg Glasbruk, Sweden
Model: Ice Cube Solifleur Vase
Period: 1960s
Style: Scandinavian Modern, Mid-Century Modern, Op Art
Material: Thick, transparent glass
Dimensions: 10 × 10 × 10 cm
Weight: Approximately 2.5 kg
Function: Solifleur vase for a single flower or stem
A truly impressive example of Swedish Mid-Century glass design – monumental in weight, minimalist in form and endlessly fascinating in its optical effects. An extraordinary collector's piece that unites functionality with the visual presence of modern sculpture.

