A dance of circles and squares frozen in clay, this abstract ceramic wall tile feels like a 1970s album cover gone sculptural. Crafted in the 1960s by Atelier Schäffenacker and designed by Helmut Friedrich Schäffenacker, the piece reflects the studio’s bold approach to ceramic art that blurred the line between fine art and functional object. Schäffenacker, a leading figure of postwar German ceramics, was celebrated for his modernist wall plaques, textured glazes, and graphic abstract forms—making this tile both a groovy visual statement and a collectible slice of design history.