Mid-Century Modern Blue and White Striped Fat Lava Stoneware Vase from Jasba, 1960s

This is a rare stoneware squared vase produced by Jasba in the 1960s West Germany. The vase features a unique square design with four rounded corners. It is adorned with a matte black backround with stripes of a pale blue and white/black thick glaze running down, and exhibits characteristic bubbles typical of fat lava glaze. the inside of the vase is glazed with a vibrant light green color. This vase has a sticker with "Jasba Farbe + Form". This sticker can easily be removed. The Farbe + Form is a collection of ceramics from Jasba. Labeled underneath: 231/?? West Germany. This vase can serve as a striking decorative piece, adding character and charm to any interior space. Its unique design make it a standout conversation piece and a collector's item for enthusiasts of ceramic art. ABOUT JASBA Jasba Keramik, founded in 1926 in Baumbach, Germany, is known for its vibrant colors and unique forms, especially from the mid-century modern era. The company was established in 1926 in Baumbach, Germany, by Jakob Schwaderlapp, and "Jasba" is a combination of his initials and the town name ("JAkob Schwaderlapp BAumbach"). Celebrated for its "Fat Lava" glazes during the 1950s-70s, Jasba's ceramics featured rich textures in bold colors like fiery reds, deep blues, and earthy browns. Their designs varied from sleek geometric shapes to more organic, flowing forms, often incorporating relief decorations inspired by nature. The combination of bold colors and innovative shapes made Jasba a standout in West German art pottery, and their pieces, especially from the "Fat Lava" period, remain highly sought after by collectors today.