Rosenthal Studio-linie Victor Vasarely Manipur Vase

The Rosenthal Studio-linie Victor Vasarely vases are highly collectible mid-century porcelain pieces that merge Op Art precision with high-end German manufacturing.

Produced primarily during the 1970s as part of Rosenthal's Künstler-Sammel-Serie (Artist Collection Series), these collaborations paired world-renowned artists like the Hungarian-French grandfather of Op Art, Victor Vasarely, with foundational shapes created by prominent industrial designers.

Notable Variations & Collaborations The "Manipur" Vase (On Duo Form) One of the most famous iterations features Vasarely's "Manipur" design wrapped around a minimalist, cylindrical "Duo" form designed by Italian ceramicist Ambrogio Pozzi. It is characterized by ultra-fine gold lines on a glossy white body that warp and bend to give a classic Op Art illusion of continuous kinetic movement. It typically includes a contrasting dark brown base.

Vital Stats

Maker Victor Vasarely for Rosenthal
Era 1970s
Materials Porcelain

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