Martina Corti - Vase - Ceramic
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Description from the seller
Height: 33 cm
As it is handcrafted, there may be slight variations in dimensions and color compared to the photos and among pieces of the same series.
A vase shaped and turned by hand, with rosy tones glazed on a body of white chamotte-fired stoneware clay at 5%.
On the surface of the vase you can notice an impression of flowers; the effects on the vase are created with salt, sugar and coffee.
The artifact was created using the Saggar process. This technique is characterized by its spectacular and unpredictable aesthetics, with glazes and decorations that often take on unique and unrepeatable effects.
The artifact was fired in the first firing in a neutral atmosphere for about nine hours at 930ºC and subsequently after applying the glaze it was fired in a second firing in a gas oven at 880°C,
There is nothing toxic or dangerous that could leak out; this vase is for decorative purposes only, do not fill with water inside. Clean with a dry cloth.
Remember, this is not factory-made, mass-produced ceramic; each vase is unique. All pieces are entirely hand-shaped, turned and glazed in my studio in Lecco, Italy
For more information please contact us.
Height: 33 cm
As it is handcrafted, there may be slight variations in dimensions and color compared to the photos and among pieces of the same series.
A vase shaped and turned by hand, with rosy tones glazed on a body of white chamotte-fired stoneware clay at 5%.
On the surface of the vase you can notice an impression of flowers; the effects on the vase are created with salt, sugar and coffee.
The artifact was created using the Saggar process. This technique is characterized by its spectacular and unpredictable aesthetics, with glazes and decorations that often take on unique and unrepeatable effects.
The artifact was fired in the first firing in a neutral atmosphere for about nine hours at 930ºC and subsequently after applying the glaze it was fired in a second firing in a gas oven at 880°C,
There is nothing toxic or dangerous that could leak out; this vase is for decorative purposes only, do not fill with water inside. Clean with a dry cloth.
Remember, this is not factory-made, mass-produced ceramic; each vase is unique. All pieces are entirely hand-shaped, turned and glazed in my studio in Lecco, Italy
For more information please contact us.
Details
Era
After 2000
Weight
200 g
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Designer/artist/maker
Martina Corti
Material
Ceramic
Condition
As new - unused
Height
33 cm
Width
10 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
2020+
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