Jar - Ceramic

Turquoise ceramic bowl with golden accents reminiscent of Belgian Mid-Century style, particularly the creations of Atelier Perignem in the 1960s. The design features a reactive blue/turquoise glaze and decorative details that may include black edges.
An enchanting Belgian ceramic bowl, made around 1960 attributed to the renowned Atelier Perignem, emblem of postwar artistic revival and modernist experimentation. This piece exemplifies the typical fusion of Studio A—sculptural form and expressive glaze—with a broad, open profile that invites both contemplation and use.
The interior reveals a hypnotic turquoise glaze, layered with tonal variations of blue, green and earthy specks that evoke the organic unpredictability of mineral patinas or distant celestial bodies. The exterior, by contrast, is crafted with a dark, matte finish, which underlines the bowl’s ethereal interior with quiet discretion. The flared rim and generous proportions express an aesthetic intention and functional versatility.
The golden letters: The first letter is a capital "C" in script, followed by a "g" or an "s" with a curl downward (forming a signature like "Cg" or "Cs"). The circle with the cross: The symbol on the right is a circle divided by a vertical and a horizontal line.
Ideal for collectors of mid-century European ceramics, this bowl is not a simple container but a testament to artistic spirit
Measurements: cm 18 x 18 x 7 Weight: 300 g