Mario Klara (1973) - Snails

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Dwie ceramiczne rzeźby Ślimaki autorstwa Mario Klary (Polska), tytuł Snails, ręcznie wykonane z zaprawowej gliny i pokryte metaliczno-zielonym i srebrno-brązowym szkliwem, podpisane na spodzie, należące do edycji Animals z 2026 r., wyprodukowane w Polsce, Big Snail ok. 20 cm wysokości, 19 cm szerokości, 8 cm głębokości i ok. 1,5 kg; Small Snail ok. 14 cm wysokości, 14 cm szerokości, 7 cm głębokości i ok. 0,8 kg, w doskonałym stanie.

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Opis od sprzedawcy

A ceramic Snails sculptures, handcrafted by an artist from Krakow from fireclay, covered with metalic-green and silver-brown glaze. Fired at 1080°C (2300°F)
The sculptures have a signature on the bottom.

Dimensions:
Big Snail:
Height ~20cm, Width ~19cm, Depth ~8cm
Weight:~ 1.5 kg
Small Snail:
Height ~14cm, Width ~14cm, Depth ~7cm
Weight:~ 0.8 kg


The sculptures are packaged in several layers of protective plastic and a thick cardboard box.

Historie sprzedawców

Mario Klara – born in 1973 in the Bieszczady in Poland. Even as a child, working in his father’s brickworks, he was constantly in contact with clay, which sparked a genuine passion for this material. In 1993, he moved to Kraków, where he truly came into his own as an artist. He is a self-taught artist and a staunch advocate of the trial-and-error method. His approach is unique—he designs and builds the tools and equipment necessary for creating sculptures on his own. In his projects, he doesn’t limit himself to clay but also uses metal, wood, and glass, combining them into unexpected forms. His many years of experience continually yield increasingly ambitious projects. In his work, he employs original techniques and experiments with glaze like an alchemist in a laboratory, constantly seeking new forms of expression.

A ceramic Snails sculptures, handcrafted by an artist from Krakow from fireclay, covered with metalic-green and silver-brown glaze. Fired at 1080°C (2300°F)
The sculptures have a signature on the bottom.

Dimensions:
Big Snail:
Height ~20cm, Width ~19cm, Depth ~8cm
Weight:~ 1.5 kg
Small Snail:
Height ~14cm, Width ~14cm, Depth ~7cm
Weight:~ 0.8 kg


The sculptures are packaged in several layers of protective plastic and a thick cardboard box.

Historie sprzedawców

Mario Klara – born in 1973 in the Bieszczady in Poland. Even as a child, working in his father’s brickworks, he was constantly in contact with clay, which sparked a genuine passion for this material. In 1993, he moved to Kraków, where he truly came into his own as an artist. He is a self-taught artist and a staunch advocate of the trial-and-error method. His approach is unique—he designs and builds the tools and equipment necessary for creating sculptures on his own. In his projects, he doesn’t limit himself to clay but also uses metal, wood, and glass, combining them into unexpected forms. His many years of experience continually yield increasingly ambitious projects. In his work, he employs original techniques and experiments with glaze like an alchemist in a laboratory, constantly seeking new forms of expression.

Szczegóły

Era
Po 2000 r.
Sprzedawane przez
Bezpośrednio od artysty
Kraj pochodzenia
Polska
Materiał
fireclay, Glazura, Glina
Artysta
Mario Klara (1973)
Tytuł dzieła
Snails
Podpis
sygnowany
Edycja
Animals
Rok
2026
Kolor
Brązowy, Srebrny, Zielony
Stan
w idealnym stanie
Wysokość
20 cm
Szerokość
19 cm
Głębokość
8 cm
Waga
1500 g
Sprzedawane przez
PolskaZweryfikowano
88
Sprzedane przedmioty
100%
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