Tile (4) - in Limoges porcelain - FOUZIA KHAIA - 2026

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Four objects in Limoges porcelain from France, designed by Fouzia Khaïa, with a height of 29 cm, width of 19 cm, and depth of 0.6 cm, total weight 820 g, in like‑new, unused condition, estimated period 2026.

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This unique piece is part of the Porcelained collection, a study of the dialogue between the digital motif and matter. It consists of white Limoges porcelain tiles, fired at high temperature. Their subtle translucency reveals the depth of the porcelain and accompanies the drawing. The composition explores a balance between order, light and depth.

• Material: Limoges porcelain

This unique piece is part of the Porcelained collection, a study of the dialogue between the digital motif and matter. It consists of white Limoges porcelain tiles, fired at high temperature. Their subtle translucency reveals the depth of the porcelain and accompanies the drawing. The composition explores a balance between order, light and depth.

• Material: Limoges porcelain

Details

Era
After 2000
Theme/Depiction
in Limoges porcelain
Weight
820 g
Number of objects
4
Material
Porcelain
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
FOUZIA KHAIA
Condition
As new - unused
Height
29 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
0.6 cm
Estimated period
2026
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