FAT LAVA Planter "Jasba"

This is a pot cover made by a manufacturer called "Jasba" in the 1960s-70s.

The design of the reddish-brown with white glaze dripping like bubbles is beautiful.

It is in good condition with no cracks or chips.

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[FAT LAVA]
Ceramic products that were actively produced in various parts of Germany in the 1950s-1970s.

As it is called FAT LAVA, it has a texture that resembles molten and solidified lava.

At that time, there were many pottery manufacturers, each selling pottery products with a variety of designs.

The attractive use of glaze and timeless design are popular all over the world.


[Jasba]
The manufacturer was founded in 1926 by Jacob Schwaderlapp.

The name "Jasba" is a combination of the place where the company was founded, Baumbach, and the initials of his own name.

“Jasba” seems to have many designs that use bright colored glazes.

Around 1975, the company stopped producing art ceramics and switched to producing ceramic products for architectural use, and is still in business today.

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