Sculptural bowl

Designer Clément Massier French
 James Vibert Swiss

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Massier specialized in pottery with a metallic iridescent glaze inspired by medieval Spanish lusterware. This bowl is the product of his collaboration with the Swiss Symbolist sculptor James Vibert. The iridescent effect of Massier's luster glaze works in harmony with the sculptural imagery, creating an otherworldly, sea-like environment for Vibert's water nymphs.

Sculptural bowl, Clément Massier (French, Vallauris 1844–1917 Golfe-Juan), Glazed stoneware

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Sculptural bowl, Clément Massier (French, Vallauris 1844–1917 Golfe-Juan), Glazed stoneware
Sculptural bowl, Clément Massier (French, Vallauris 1844–1917 Golfe-Juan), Glazed stoneware
Sculptural bowl, Clément Massier (French, Vallauris 1844–1917 Golfe-Juan), Glazed stoneware
Sculptural bowl, Clément Massier (French, Vallauris 1844–1917 Golfe-Juan), Glazed stoneware

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