The Flower Power Bowl Set in Avocado Green 🥑

🥑 Imagine if a sunflower decided to take a dip in a pool of lime soda and then froze in a moment of pure mid-century joy. Each bowl is a sculptural masterpiece of Avocado Green—the colour that practically defined the groovy kitchens of the 1960s and 70s 🌻
 
🥑 The Petals 🌻
 
 Radiating from the center are deep, textured ridges that mimic the sturdy petals of a sunflower reaching for the light.
 
🥑 The Heart 🌻
 
 At the very bottom lies a "seeded" center, a cluster of raised glass dots that catch the light like dew on a morning blossom.
 
🥑 The Glow 🌻
 
When stacked or caught in the sun, the thick, pressed glass creates a kaleidoscope of shadows, making your table look like a forest floor dappled in sunlight.
 
🥑 The Era of the Avocado 🌻
 
 They flourished most wildly during the 1960s and 1970s. This was a time when everything—from refrigerators to shag carpets—wanted to be this specific, earthy shade of green.
 
🥑 The Socialite of the Salad 🌻
 
These weren't shy wallflowers. They were designed to be the stars of the "Tupperware Party" era, serving up everything from fruit ambrosia (with extra marshmallows!) to the classic 70s tiramisu.
 
🥑 The Depression Connection 🌻
 
 While these specific avocado versions are Mid-Century Modern icons, the sunflower pattern itself has roots stretching back to the Depression Era. It was a design meant to bring a bit of cheer & flower power to homes during tough times.
 
This set of four is in perfect vintage condition 🥑🌻
 
 
All items are in vintage and antique preloved condition. Some minor surface scratches may be present.  I do my best to note and photograph any wear.  Please contact me with any further questions :)