True odes to marine biodiversity and the sculptural forms of nature, discover these magnificent, high-quality art ceramic pieces. Hand-crafted, they are distinguished by their contrasting two-tone glaze: a pure and luminous white base from which a profusion of organic outgrowths unfolds, enameled in subtle shades of celadon green and sea green, highlighted by delicate umber borders.

Evoking reef fauna, sea anemones, or coral structures, each piece possesses a unique texture and a visual impact of rare poetic power.

⚠️ NOTE: Pieces are sold individually. Please specify the desired model when ordering. They can also be purchased as a set.

THE MODELS

Option 1: The Large Flared Coupe Vase (Anemone Style)

Description: A spectacular centerpiece characterized by a very wide and sinuous neck. The upper rim is colonized by superb trumpet-shaped outgrowths of vibrant celadon green. Ideal for gracing the center of a reception table.

Option 2: The Slender Chalice Vase

Description: An elegantly silhouetted vase, combining a conical white base with a textured, pitted finish (bubble coral effect) and an upper flare from which large enameled tubular structures emerge. A slender and very graphic piece.

Option 3: The Reef Sphere (Ball Vase)

Description: An almost closed sculpture with generous, rounded volumes. Its entire surface is covered with a dense accumulation of cupular coral lodges with a highly textured finish, creating a magnificent play of light and shadow.

Features

Material: Enameled clay / High-temperature art ceramic.

Colors: Glossy white, celadon green, sea green, touches of ochre brown.

Condition: New

Dimensions:  Small: Dia. 30 cm / Height 28 cm // Medium: Dia. 40 cm / Height 41 cm // Large: Dia. 35 cm / Height 50 cm

💡 The Gallerist's Style Tip

"These pieces embody the 'Biophilic' trend, bringing the raw and poetic power of nature into our interiors. Alone, one of these ceramics is enough to enliven a teak sideboard or a minimalist piece of furniture. For an absolutely striking contemporary cabinet of curiosities effect, I recommend combining the closed texture of the Reef Sphere (Option 3) with the slenderness of the Chalice Vase (Option 2). Placed near a source of natural light, their changing glazes will evoke the reflections of the ocean."