Gold painted vase

13”H x 5”W x 8”D  Opening: 3/12”  "From the vibrant design landscape of the 1960s and 70s, this Savoy China vase presents a tactile exploration of form and texture, imbued with the artistry of Gujarat, India, where it was handcrafted and decorated. The curvaceous silhouette—a study in contrasting volumes—culminates in a subtly unconventional crown, its dual peaks hinting at a stylized eye. The textured surface, cloaked in a distressed white glaze, serves as a canvas for delicate, hand-brushed strokes of 24-karat gold. These gilded accents, like whispers of light, animate the vase's surface and imbue it with a sense of understated opulence. While Savoy China may be lesser-known than some of its contemporaries, this piece exemplifies the era's global influences and the enduring allure of handcrafted artistry. More than a functional object, this vintage vase captures the spirit of an era—a testament to beauty found in subtle imperfections and the unique stories embedded within each piece." Some wear to vase and label due to age.  India 1960s - 1970s