Bowl JC Taburet, multicolor ceramics, by J. C. Taburet, France, 1970s.
460 PLN
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This bowl, designed by Jean Claude Taburet for Faïence de Quimper in the 1970s, exemplifies French ceramics with a distinctive folk-inspired character. Crafted from thick, heavy ceramic, it offers a substantial presence and depth of color. The dominant tone is a rich cobalt blue, complemented by raised, hand-applied motifs in shades of terracotta, green, red, and yellow. The relief decoration includes stylized hearts, floral medallions, and a central geometric medallion with turquoise and spiral, abstract elements. The rim features alternating hearts and flowers, separated by a zigzag green band. The surface is varied—smooth, glossy glaze contrasts with pronounced, tactile reliefs. The bowl measures 18 cm in diameter, 6 cm in height, and weighs approximately 1 kg. It is preserved in very good vintage condition—no visible chips, cracks, or repairs, with an even, lustrous glaze and small artisanal irregularities that attest to its handmade nature. The form of this bowl speaks in the language of 1970s French craft, when Faïence de Quimper studios drew inspiration from local tradition and the vibrant culture of Brittany. The piece recalls a time when applied arts were also a statement of identity—its geometric and folkloric motifs seem to narrate stories of old festivals and rituals, while the cobalt background evokes the deep Breton sky. Every detail—the tactile reliefs, hand-painted bands, and subtle irregularities—carries the imprint of the artisan’s
DIMENSION
Height6 cm
Width18 cm
Dimension details
Width18 cm
Height6 cm
Weight1 kg
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