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Over 100 Fat Lava items have arrived from Denmark! Introducing large flower vases from West Germany, dating from the 1960s to 1970s.

Over 100 Fat Lava items arrive from Denmark | Featuring large flower vases from 1960s-70s West German pottery

Over 100 vintage ceramic items, primarily Fat Lava, have arrived from Denmark.

We have a collection of items, mainly flower vases manufactured in West Germany around the 1960s-70s, each with unique characteristics in terms of size, form, color, and glaze expression.

Today, we have added 13 new items, primarily large flower vases, to our online store.

In addition to the items listed today, we have many more Fat Lava items that have not yet been listed online.

We will continue to add them sequentially, so please check them out along with the new arrivals.

Click here for the new Fat Lava arrivals today

 

Fat Lava's unique glazes and designs, each one different

The appeal of Fat Lava lies in its abundant designs that cannot be described by a single style.

From thick glazes, fine irregularities, flowing color overlays, to graphic decorations, even among West German pottery, the expressions vary greatly depending on the manufacturer and model.

The Bay Keramik flower vase shown in the photo also features a rough ceramic surface, bold decoration, and a rounded form, which are very impressive.

The strong presence as an objet d'art that can stand alone, not just as a vessel for flowers, is another great charm of Fat Lava.

 

 

Glaze gradation and form, best enjoyed in large sizes

This time, we have a wider selection of larger flower vases than ever before.

Large Fat Lava pieces, whether tall or with voluminous bodies, allow you to feel the sculptural quality of the ceramic itself more strongly.

In particular, those with multiple glazes, such as brown, ivory, and beige, change in shade and luster depending on how the light hits them, allowing for different expressions from various angles.

They have a sufficient presence even when simply placed on furniture, in addition to being combined with large branches or dried flowers.

 

Enjoy Fat Lava by combining sizes and shapes

Fat Lava is recommended not only for displaying individually but also for combined displays.

By arranging flower vases of different heights, such as tall vases, rounded jug types, and small bases, you can create a natural depth in your display.

Instead of matching all colors, incorporating striking colors like red or green based on brown and beige allows you to enjoy the individuality of each piece while creating a cohesive space.

It is recommended for sideboards, tables, open shelves, and also for displaying multiple items together as product displays in shops and showrooms.

 

Height 560mm. Scheurich 420-54, a centerpiece for your space

Among the items listed this time, a particularly striking piece is the "420-54" manufactured by Scheurich.

It features a bold design with a large jug-shaped form, approximately 560mm in height, combining a vivid green base with red floral motifs and orange decoration.

Black to dark brown lines tighten the vivid coloring, and deep brown glaze is applied to the top and bottom.

The volume unique to its large size and the graphic design ensure a strong presence even in large spaces, such as on the floor or a large cabinet.

Click here for the Scheurich 420-54 Fat Lava flower vase

 

Bring vintage ceramic into your life by arranging flowers

While Fat Lava can be enjoyed for its form alone, it can, of course, also be used as a flower vase to hold flowers and plants.

By combining it with dynamic plants such as branches or dried flowers, the form of the ceramic and the natural lines of the plants intertwine, creating a more three-dimensional display.

Even placing just one in a commonly used area, such as a dining table, sideboard, or cabinet, can change the impression of the space.

In addition to those with strong colors and patterns, there are also items with subdued color schemes and delicate decorations, making it possible to choose according to your interior, thanks to this abundant arrival.

 

An extensive lineup including Scheurich, Bay Keramik, Ilkra Keramik, and more

The new arrivals listed in our online store today include vintage ceramics from various leading manufacturers of former West Germany, such as Scheurich, Bay Keramik, Ilkra Keramik, Carstens Tönnieshof, and Jasba.

Their expressions vary greatly, including bold floral motifs, geometric reliefs, calm earth colors, and thick glazes.

Comparing the differences between manufacturers to find your favorite, or choosing based on color, shape, size, or glaze expression regardless of the manufacturer, are both ways to enjoy Fat Lava.

 

Over 100 items arrived. Unlisted Fat Lava items will be added to the online store sequentially.

This shipment from Denmark includes over 100 vintage ceramic items, primarily Fat Lava.

Today, we have listed a selection of these, mainly large-sized items, on our online store.

There are still many items not yet listed online available in our physical store.

We will continue to add items to the online store sequentially as they are photographed and prepared, so please continue to check for new arrivals even if you didn't find anything of interest this time.

 

Key points for choosing Fat Lava from this arrival

  • Over 100 Fat Lava and vintage ceramic items arrived from Denmark
  • Lineup mainly consists of items made in former West Germany around the 1960s-70s
  • Today, new arrivals, mainly large flower vases, are listed online
  • A variety of manufacturers including Scheurich, Bay Keramik, Ilkra Keramik, Carstens Tönnieshof, and Jasba
  • Each piece has a unique expression, such as bold coloring, thick glazes, and reliefs
  • Designs can be enjoyed as flower vases or as ceramic objects
  • Recommended for home interiors and displays in shops/showrooms
  • Unlisted items will be added online sequentially in the future

Summary

Over 100 vintage ceramic items, primarily Fat Lava, have arrived from Denmark.

This time, we have listed new arrivals, mainly large-sized items, on our online store, where you can find 1960s-70s West German pottery from manufacturers like Scheurich and Bay Keramik, each with different designs.

With no two vintage ceramic items being exactly alike in color, shape, glaze, or size, please find your favorite piece.

Unlisted items will also be added to the online store sequentially.

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