Gilles Caffier - Vase - raku - Vase Carafe

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This unused, as-new light-grey Raku terracotta vase-carafe by Gilles Caffier is signed and numbered 28/100, dated 2016, measures 35.7 × 11 cm and includes an inner glass.

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Vase and clay carafe "Raku" with a winding design

Inner glass included
Color: light gray
Signed
GILLES CAFFIER logo - numbered 28/100 - 2016
Overall dimensions: 35.7 x 11 cm
Edition of 100 pieces

About the Artist

Gilles Caffier's creations blend craftsmanship and technology, inspired by nature. Pure and sensual, his lines reinterpret classic codes: leather becomes metal, textures transform, minimalism becomes exuberance.

Each piece, handmade, reflects ancestral know-how and constant curiosity. His collections are in limited editions.

Gilles Caffier attracts buyers worldwide, present in design shops, galleries, and concept stores. His clientele, drawn from the fashion world, frequents places like Brown’s (London), 10 Corso Como (Milan) or The Link (Singapore).

His creations are also featured in major stores such as Au Bon Marché, Harrods or Neiman Marcus.

His works are also exhibited in prestigious showrooms such as B&B Italia and Minotti, and selected by architects for high-end projects.

He also collaborates with prestigious hotels and restaurants around the world, including Spoon by Alain Ducasse, Parrot Cay Hotel, the Metropolitan in London, the Park Hyatt in Melbourne, and Cheval Blanc in Courchevel. The Mandarin Oriental in Tokyo has also selected several pieces in a limited edition.

Photos are an integral part of the object's description and complement its presentation. They allow you to assess its condition and characteristics. Please examine them carefully before any commitment

The object will be carefully packed and shipped with a tracking number to ensure fast and secure delivery.

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Seller's Story

The Sanctuary of Curiosities was born from a deep passion for sacred art, devotional objects, and ancient curiosities, witnesses to a rich spiritual and cultural history. Each item offered is the result of meticulous research, carefully sourced across Europe, respecting its authenticity, rarity, and condition. We are committed to selecting only meaningful objects, with special attention paid to details, materials, and provenance. Our approach is guided by respect for religious heritage and the desire to pass on these fragments of the sacred to passionate collectors, enlightened amateurs, or places of reflection. Each item is carefully examined, documented, and packaged with the utmost care to ensure a calm, professional, and respectful shopping experience.
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Vase and clay carafe "Raku" with a winding design

Inner glass included
Color: light gray
Signed
GILLES CAFFIER logo - numbered 28/100 - 2016
Overall dimensions: 35.7 x 11 cm
Edition of 100 pieces

About the Artist

Gilles Caffier's creations blend craftsmanship and technology, inspired by nature. Pure and sensual, his lines reinterpret classic codes: leather becomes metal, textures transform, minimalism becomes exuberance.

Each piece, handmade, reflects ancestral know-how and constant curiosity. His collections are in limited editions.

Gilles Caffier attracts buyers worldwide, present in design shops, galleries, and concept stores. His clientele, drawn from the fashion world, frequents places like Brown’s (London), 10 Corso Como (Milan) or The Link (Singapore).

His creations are also featured in major stores such as Au Bon Marché, Harrods or Neiman Marcus.

His works are also exhibited in prestigious showrooms such as B&B Italia and Minotti, and selected by architects for high-end projects.

He also collaborates with prestigious hotels and restaurants around the world, including Spoon by Alain Ducasse, Parrot Cay Hotel, the Metropolitan in London, the Park Hyatt in Melbourne, and Cheval Blanc in Courchevel. The Mandarin Oriental in Tokyo has also selected several pieces in a limited edition.

Photos are an integral part of the object's description and complement its presentation. They allow you to assess its condition and characteristics. Please examine them carefully before any commitment

The object will be carefully packed and shipped with a tracking number to ensure fast and secure delivery.

Happy bidding

Seller's Story

The Sanctuary of Curiosities was born from a deep passion for sacred art, devotional objects, and ancient curiosities, witnesses to a rich spiritual and cultural history. Each item offered is the result of meticulous research, carefully sourced across Europe, respecting its authenticity, rarity, and condition. We are committed to selecting only meaningful objects, with special attention paid to details, materials, and provenance. Our approach is guided by respect for religious heritage and the desire to pass on these fragments of the sacred to passionate collectors, enlightened amateurs, or places of reflection. Each item is carefully examined, documented, and packaged with the utmost care to ensure a calm, professional, and respectful shopping experience.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Weight
4 kg
Title additional information
Vase Carafe
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
Gilles Caffier
Material
raku
Condition
As new - unused
Height
35.7 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
0 cm
Diameter
11 cm
Estimated period
2010-2020
BelgiumVerified
1921
Objects sold
100%
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