Bowl Erika, light brown stoneware, by N. Backhausen, P. Brandborg, Søholm, Denmark, 1970s.
389 PLN
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The Erika bowl, designed by Noomi Backhausen and Paul Brandborg for Søholm in 1971, exemplifies Danish stoneware craftsmanship of the 1970s. Made of robust stoneware, it features a low, wide, and gently rounded form with thick walls and a seamless transition from base to sides. The exterior is finished in a matte, sandy-brown shade with subtle speckling and a raw, unglazed texture, evoking a natural, rustic character. The upper rim is adorned with a wide, glossy band in deep olive green, softly blending into a muted, grayish-blue tone. The interior reveals a semi-gloss, light gray glaze with fine speckles and a delicate, hand-painted botanical motif. The absence of handles or additional ornamentation highlights the minimalist and functional nature typical of Scandinavian design in this era. The bowl is preserved in very good condition, with no visible damage or chips—only minor traces of use consistent with vintage studio pottery.This bowl quietly channels the spirit of Denmark in the 1970s—a period when utility and an appreciation for nature shaped everyday objects. Its stoneware surface recalls the sandy shores of Bornholm, while the olive rim seems to echo the greens of northern landscapes. The subtle botanical motif within speaks of a reverence for handcraft, offering a narrative of simplicity and daily ritual without excess. The form itself is a study in restraint, where each detail serves harmony and
DIMENSION
Height8 cm
Depth25 cm
Width25 cm
Dimension details
Width25 cm
Height8 cm
Depth25 cm
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