Max Modolo - Vase - Max Modolo - Jade Vase - Stoneware - Jade vase





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Stoneware Jade vase by Max Modolo, Italy, in as-new condition, dimensions 19 cm high, 16 cm deep and 15 cm wide, featuring a geoid form with a knotted conical neck and a dark green satin enamel with rust-coloured speckles at the base, a lighter glaze at the top, and upper-section glass with movement effects and metallic micro-inclusions.
Description from the seller
Firing temperature for stoneware: 1240 °C.
Geoid vase with a knotted conical neck.
With dark green satin enamel and rust-colored speckles at the base. The glaze fades to a lighter shade at the top. The glass of the upper part is characterized by movement effects and specks due to metal micro-inclusions.
Max Modolo makes these ceramic pieces in his Italian studio.
His research concerns both the forms of ceramics and their finish.
He is very interested in the effects of glazes achieved by some Italian artists such as Guido Gambone and Marcello Fantoni and he has always been drawn to the forms made by Lucie Rie and Hans Coper.
He is passionate about the work of Mangiarotti, Lindberg, Larsson, Bitossi, Nylund, Friberg, Scheurich, Fornasetti, Rörstrand, Sottsass, Gio Ponti, Campi, Mendini, Fontana, and about pop art, Scandinavian design, optical art, contemporary sculpture, minimalism, and modern art.
Firing temperature for stoneware: 1240 °C.
Geoid vase with a knotted conical neck.
With dark green satin enamel and rust-colored speckles at the base. The glaze fades to a lighter shade at the top. The glass of the upper part is characterized by movement effects and specks due to metal micro-inclusions.
Max Modolo makes these ceramic pieces in his Italian studio.
His research concerns both the forms of ceramics and their finish.
He is very interested in the effects of glazes achieved by some Italian artists such as Guido Gambone and Marcello Fantoni and he has always been drawn to the forms made by Lucie Rie and Hans Coper.
He is passionate about the work of Mangiarotti, Lindberg, Larsson, Bitossi, Nylund, Friberg, Scheurich, Fornasetti, Rörstrand, Sottsass, Gio Ponti, Campi, Mendini, Fontana, and about pop art, Scandinavian design, optical art, contemporary sculpture, minimalism, and modern art.

