1950s Braided Ceramic Bowl

1950s Braided Ceramic BowlVallauris on the Cte d'Azur had its prime in the 1950s, attracting pottery powerhouses such as Pablo Picasso and Robert Picault. The commune is known as the city of clay and with good reason, as it's been a hub for pottery since ancient times. This mid century woven ceramic bowl is attributed to Jrme Massier via the fait main signature to the base. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

with slight variations that mean no two are exactly alike

This signature pattern – which is an original Llewellyn design – is digitally printed onto calf leather and complete with semi-precious white marble and tiger’s eye playing pieces

Artisans scratch the iconic monochrome weave directly into the clay using the sgraffito technique pioneered by Bollhagen in the 1930s

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embossed leaf relief with elevated tips - the perfect vessel to house vibrant blooms and foliage

as seen in the Louis XVI series

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giving the illusion its contents is bubbling over

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defined by irregular surfaces and mirrored finishes that effortlessly echo its inspiration