A spectacular statement of Mid-Century graphic design and stark textural contrast. This striking West German art pottery vase captures the definitive high-impact look of the celebrated Roth Keramik studio era. A highly collectible architectural piece, it features an incised, brutalist geometric relief pattern of raised abstract blocks, lines, and discs. The protruding pop-art shapes are coated in a vibrant, high-gloss crimson-red glaze that punches dramatically through a matte, frothy ice-blue and charcoal volcanic wash underneath. The Design & Appeal: • Graphic Pop Art Brutalism: The highly textured, three-dimensional abstract motifs reflect the bold, space-age design movements popularized by Dorothea Roth and European art potteries in the late 1960s. • Dual-Texture Sensation: Thick, glossy red enamel elements stand in rich structural contrast against the cool, cratered, rock-like texture of the primary body. • Dynamic Light Play: The heavy geometric casting catches room shadows and shelf lighting beautifully, elevating it from a standard vessel to a standalone art sculpture. Specifications: • Origin: West Germany (Circa 1960s / 1970s). • Style / Design: Attributed to Roth Keramik Era Pop-Art Relief. • Dimensions: 7.3” H x 3.5” Diameter (18.5cm x 9cm Diameter) • Weight: .57 lbs (.573 kg) Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The glaze maintains beautiful, deep color saturation with fully intact relief structures and no structural chips, hairline fractures, or cracks.