Black Clay Serving Bowls (Set of 2)

Name: Black Clay Serving Bowls (Set of 2)
SKU: 2205156001
Price: 144.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

€144

Black Clay Serving Bowls (Set of 2)5cm (h) x 20.5cm (d)

€144

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Black is often the colour of choice for Lee Song-am, as he believes it reveals form most effectively – a theory that’s only backed up by these bowls. Note the atypical silhouettes that have a conical quality, nodding to the maker’s interest in Goryeo and Joseon ceramics. If you look closely, you’ll also spot subtle texture that’s been worked into the body.

Material: ceramic clay
Country of origin: South Korea
Dimensions: 5cm (h) x 20.5cm (d) / 2.0" (h) x 8.0" (d)
Cleaning: handwash only
Colour: black

Lee Song-am first took to the pottery wheel during his high school years and has continued to expand his research ever since, experimenting with size and shape for modern, architectural results. Instead of taking notes, his unique approach to the creative process sees him take mental stock of his ideas before giving them shape and body on the wheel. And if you’re curious as to why the maker often favours black as the colour of choice, it’s because he believes the hue reveals form the most, while also being a means to express an invisible inner image. Keep an eye out for his signature deep black glaze and pieces that spotlight his love for atypical silhouettes – ones that are reminiscent of Goryeo and Joseon ceramics.

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