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Big bowl

large bowl

  • About this product

    A very unique object that will confidently find its place in your living room. It is entirely handmade from smooth white clay and glazed in white. Its beauty will draw attention to any piece of furniture. It's perfect for holding a vase with an orchid. It's also glazed on the inside, so even flowers like tulips will look great. Its diameter is 27 cm at the widest point, the mouth is 11 cm, and the top is approximately 16 cm. Weight: 2.3 kg.

    Materials: Clay, enamel

    130.– / item
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  • Product types

    Pottery

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  • Delivery throughout Switzerland

  • Returns and exchanges not accepted

  • Shipping costs:

    Up to 2 kg
    8.50
    Up to 10 kg
    11.50
    Up to 30 kg
    20.50

  • Minimum order: 60.–

  • Free delivery from 150.–

Via delle Aie 8
6900 Lugano, Ticino

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For food allergies, special diets, meat origin or usage instructions, please contact the store directly at +41794242171 before placing your order.

Meet Ceramiche d’Arte – Ornella Danese

Ceramics

Born and raised in Lugano, Switzerland, I moved to Carimate and later to Milan as a young woman. I discovered ceramics in the early 1990s, attending qualified courses and specialized workshops that allowed me to delve deeper into the techniques and develop my artistic sensibility. I ran my own workshop, first in Brianza and later in Milan, where I held courses for children and adults, also offering assistance to other ceramists and enthusiasts. Always fascinated by ethnic cultures, particularly African, and by the world of design, I have developed a style that reflects these influences. In my ceramics, I love combining primitive decoration and firing techniques with modern, minimalist lines. My research has focused primarily on experimenting with ancient firing techniques and alternative decoration methods. In the early 2000s, I moved to San Gimignano, Tuscany, where I opened a new workshop and shop, later collaborating with other artists and creating the Pentarte cultural association. In 2006, I felt a strong pull from my roots and decided to close my business in Tuscany to return to live in my hometown, Lugano.