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Delicate lady: Eva vase light blue 18.5 cm by Bjorn Wiinblad

With its delicate, light blue decorations and the fancy retro charm, the Eva vase is perfect for large bouquets of flowers . Due to its elaborate painting and its peculiar shape, it is but also without filling a great furnishing object that brings nostalgia for the 70s to life.

Designer Bjørn Wiinblad

Bjørn Wiinblad was born in Copenhagen in 1918. He showed already early a distinct talent to invent imaginative worlds and to draw . He first began an apprenticeship as a typographer at the age of 17, but quickly realised that his interest lay in an artistic career. After his apprenticeship, he went straight to the Royal Danish Academy of Art and chose the graphic arts department there. Wiinblad's style was anything but Danish, for where functionalism was en vogue at the time, the designer chose a more playful path with ruffled motifs, many colours and romantic universes. Thus, he also devoted himself to drawing on the ceramic for which he is known today. in 1957, Wiinblad became head of design at the well-known German porcelain brand Rosenthal.

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The vase is made of porcelain and decorated with light blue ornaments. It is 18.5 cm high with a diameter of 12.5 cm. The vase is not dishwasher safe!
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Delicate lady: Eva vase light blue 18.5 cm by Bjorn Wiinblad

With its delicate, light blue decorations and the fancy retro charm, the Eva vase is perfect for large bouquets of flowers . Due to its elaborate painting and its peculiar shape, it is but also without filling a great furnishing object that brings nostalgia for the 70s to life.

Designer Bjørn Wiinblad

Bjørn Wiinblad was born in Copenhagen in 1918. He showed already early a distinct talent to invent imaginative worlds and to draw . He first began an apprenticeship as a typographer at the age of 17, but quickly realised that his interest lay in an artistic career. After his apprenticeship, he went straight to the Royal Danish Academy of Art and chose the graphic arts department there. Wiinblad's style was anything but Danish, for where functionalism was en vogue at the time, the designer chose a more playful path with ruffled motifs, many colours and romantic universes. Thus, he also devoted himself to drawing on the ceramic for which he is known today. in 1957, Wiinblad became head of design at the well-known German porcelain brand Rosenthal.

Material and Format

The vase is made of porcelain and decorated with light blue ornaments. It is 18.5 cm high with a diameter of 12.5 cm. The vase is not dishwasher safe!

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