Blutenfest model for Thomas / Rosenthal, Germany, 1960s. "Flower Festival" or "Blutenfest" describes a design aesthetic that is likely a sleek, white, glossy ceramic piece with clean lines and a minimalist style, reminiscent of mid-century modern design, often featuring stylized floral patterns.

This elegant Thomas Rosenthal Blutenfest vase is a stunning piece of white porcelain from the 1960s

Into the 1970s, designed by Finnish artist Tapio Wirkkala in Bavaria, Germany. The vase is signed and in its original state, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The vase is perfect for displaying flowers and other decorative items, and its sleek design is sure to complement any decor. The brand Thomas Rosenthal is well-known for its high-quality porcelain products, and this vase is no exception.

Color:

Pure white, glossy finish both inside and out.

Shape:

Simple, geometric forms like cylinders or slightly curved shapes, possibly with subtle variations in profile to add visual interest.

Pattern:

Minimalist floral designs, potentially stylized petals or abstract floral motifs, integrated seamlessly into the overall form.

Style:

Mid-century modern aesthetic, emphasizing clean lines, functionality, and a sense of elegance