Leaf plate (faience, 19cm) 3

デザイナー:Stig Lindberg

Tonkachi StoreSKU: SL045

Price
Sale price¥44,000(Tax in)
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Spec
Size(mm)
W19×D17×H6.3cm
Material
陶器(ファイアンス製)
Weight
330 g
Maid in
スウェーデン
Barcode
4589962299876
Remarks
1950年代に販売されていたヴィンテージアイテムです。経年による小さなキズやスレ、内部や底に点々とした色素沈着の跡が見られます。あらかじめご了承ください。
ヴィンテージアイテムの特性としてご理解いただき、詳細は画像をご確認の上ご検討ください。

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[About the product]
A leaf-shaped plate produced in the 1950s in Gustavsberg, Sweden.
In this series created by Stig Lindberg, each piece has the same form, but each piece has a different painting.
The fluctuation of the lines and the way the colors overlap are different for each individual, and each has its own unique expression.
The three-dimensional handle is also impressive and makes you feel that the design is not just flat.
Although it is a vessel, it has the presence of an object.

The soft texture and traces of handiwork unique to vintage items.
Please find your favorite item.

About faience】
Faience is a type of pottery made from reddish clay covered with white glaze and decorated with hand-painting.
Many were produced in Gustavsberg from the 1930s to 1940s, and various designs such as flowers and geometric patterns were created by Stig Lindberg and the artists around him.
The unique charm of this technique is that the colors stand out against the soft white background, and each piece has a different expression.

[About Stig Lindberg]
1916,Born in Umeå, a city in northern Sweden. He is one of Sweden's leading potters in the 20th century. Studied painting at Stockholm University of Arts, Crafts and Design, Sweden, and joined Swedish ceramics manufacturer Gustavsberg in 1937. He is still one of Gustavsberg's leading designers. youngLisa LarsonHe was someone who could be called her mentor, as he recognized her talent.Died in 1982.

 

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