Vase - Majolica - Natalia Mc Donald

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Natalia McDonald (Spain, contemporary artist, born in 1987). Celestial, 2026. Glazed ceramic vase with hand-applied ceramic painting. Dimensions: 20.5 × 14 × 13 cm (height × width × depth). Unique work, with a heart-shaped stamp, the artist's distinctive mark. Provenance: directly from the artist's studio.

A sculptural vase that transcends its utilitarian function to become a piece of art. The combination of a vibrant ceramic texture with a minimalist face creates a balance between strength and subtlety. Its design explores the relationship between identity, nature and form, making each work a unique creation.

The work is in very good condition, with no cracks, chips or visible restorations; the glazed surface and the painting are perfectly preserved. It will be carefully packed for shipment.

To fully appreciate the piece's details, you can view a video of this work on the artist's social media, @nataliamcdonaldart.
The work is delivered with a certificate of authenticity bearing the studio seal and the artist's handwritten signature, confirming its originality.

About the artist:
Natalia McDonald develops an artistic practice that integrates figurative and abstract elements in ceramics, creating a language of her own within contemporary art. Her work focuses on exploring form and texture, generating unique pieces that function both as collectible objects and as artistic expressions. She has participated in several exhibitions in Málaga, showcasing her approach to the fusion of sculpture and painting and consolidating her identity within contemporary art.

Natalia McDonald (Spain, contemporary artist, born in 1987). Celestial, 2026. Glazed ceramic vase with hand-applied ceramic painting. Dimensions: 20.5 × 14 × 13 cm (height × width × depth). Unique work, with a heart-shaped stamp, the artist's distinctive mark. Provenance: directly from the artist's studio.

A sculptural vase that transcends its utilitarian function to become a piece of art. The combination of a vibrant ceramic texture with a minimalist face creates a balance between strength and subtlety. Its design explores the relationship between identity, nature and form, making each work a unique creation.

The work is in very good condition, with no cracks, chips or visible restorations; the glazed surface and the painting are perfectly preserved. It will be carefully packed for shipment.

To fully appreciate the piece's details, you can view a video of this work on the artist's social media, @nataliamcdonaldart.
The work is delivered with a certificate of authenticity bearing the studio seal and the artist's handwritten signature, confirming its originality.

About the artist:
Natalia McDonald develops an artistic practice that integrates figurative and abstract elements in ceramics, creating a language of her own within contemporary art. Her work focuses on exploring form and texture, generating unique pieces that function both as collectible objects and as artistic expressions. She has participated in several exhibitions in Málaga, showcasing her approach to the fusion of sculpture and painting and consolidating her identity within contemporary art.

Details

Era
After 2000
Ceramics type
Majolica
Specific region of origin
España
Title additional information
Natalia Mc Donald
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Spain
Material
Ceramic, Enamel
Style
Contemporary
Condition
As new - unused
Height
20.5 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
13 cm
Estimated period
2020+
SpainVerified
Private

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