Vintage midcentury Danish ceramic design piece from Søholm, Bornholm. The form is 3733 created by Maria Philippi in the 1960s. Stands approximately 7.5 cm tall with a diameter of about 9 cm.
Its form is compact and sculptural: a flattened, rounded body with a central opening, raised on a cylindrical foot. The silhouette is reminiscent of a modernist interpretation of ancient ritual objects, simultaneously organic and architectural. This shape allows for versatile use: as a small vase for minimalist floral arrangements, a candleholder or simply a decorative sculptural accent.
The surface is finished in a glossy black glaze, with hand-painted ochre and golden abstract strokes. Textured granulate sections (coarse, sand-like material) add a tactile, earthy contrast.
Styling Tips This piece pairs especially well with interiors that favor natural textures and curated restraint:
Mid-century modern
Scandinavian minimalism
Wabi-sabi / Japandi aesthetics
Brutalist or modern organic spaces
Whether placed on a console, shelf or windowsill, it brings a subtle graphic presence without dominating the space. Works beautifully solo or as part of a mixed ceramics display.
