Stags Hand-Painted Slipware Serving Bowl

Stags Hand-Painted Slipware Serving BowlTradition lives on through Poterie dvires, as each collection is informed by the rich heritage of its home, Haute Savoie. The studio refuses to stand still, so the design language is always fresh and new. But while this aspect evolves, the making formula stays the same: the clay is prepared, turned, decorated, fired, manipulated and glazed, using a wood burning kiln of five cubic meters' capacity and the art of the hand touch. The resultswhich are

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two details present in this glass vase

this ashtray is a shining example of the expert techniques that colored this moment in history

The original artwork sees a tessellation of shapes and symbols come together

these bowls have scallop edges

Made in the 1930s

she sees it as the perfect first basket for the youngest generations of the family

selected for its natural aroma and moisturizing properties

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an alloy that holds up well across decades

Six generations of silversmithing nous are poured into every one of the flatware pieces from this Viennese werkstätt

the Walter wastepaper bin arrives in the finest Italian leather with clean-cut corners and tonal stitching