Ceramic vase by Accolay, 1950s. Height 23 cm. Diameter approximately 14.5 cm. Baluster-shaped ceramic vase from Accolay, characterized by an elegant silhouette with a generous body and flared neck.
It features a thick cream-white glaze with a mineral appearance, adorned with a remarkable network of cracks and rust-brown drips that highlight the relief of the material.
The deliberately textured surface, almost volcanic, gives the piece a raw and organic character, emblematic of the productions from the Accolay workshops from the 1950s to the 1970s.
The whole offers a wabi-sabi aesthetic, where the effects of firing and variations in the glaze make each vase unique. L: 14 W: 14 H: 23.
Ceramic vase by Accolay, 1950s. Height 23 cm. Diameter approximately 14.5 cm. Baluster-shaped ceramic vase from Accolay, characterized by an elegant silhouette with a generous body and flared neck.
It features a thick cream-white glaze with a mineral appearance, adorned with a remarkable network of cracks and rust-brown drips that highlight the relief of the material.
The deliberately textured surface, almost volcanic, gives the piece a raw and organic character, emblematic of the productions from the Accolay workshops from the 1950s to the 1970s.
The whole offers a wabi-sabi aesthetic, where the effects of firing and variations in the glaze make each vase unique. L: 14 W: 14 H: 23.