The HALLE vase designed by Marguerite Friedlaender-Wildenhain in 1931 during the heyday of the Bauhaus Friedlaender-Wildenhain, the HALLE vase with a grooved neck neck represents the ceramic craft tradition of the Bauhaus years. Bauhaus years. Characteristic of the designer's design are its clear lines, strict proportions and the harmonious harmonious fusion of sphere and cone in the shape of the vase. shape of the vase. Its individual components are balanced composed and became unmistakable design features of the Bauhaus period.of the Bauhaus period.

The colorful redesign of the "Pas de trois" edition by Gisbert Pöppler changes the perception of the vases: The The austerity of the Bauhaus form gives way and their essence gains lightness. They are united on the outside by a rich chestnut brown, which rests on the surface and lends weight to the forms. Looking inside, the vases reveal three different color dimensions color dimensions: green, blue and violet, which add an idiosyncratic and and playful touch. The vases are designed as a trio, but they also have radiance and verve as solitaires. The almost dance-like lightness of the trio is also reflected in the reflected in the name "Pas de trois".