‘Capela dos Ossos’ Door by Charlotte Cornaton

‘Horse‘ is a unique handmade porcelain book and table light sculpture. It is part of the ‘Insomnio’ collection, a set of 21 striking porcelain books handmade by French visual artist Charlotte Cornaton, 28 years old, in the famous historic workshops of Jingdezhen, China, during her residency in 2014. In this collection, the artist used the three main ancestral Chinese...

From simple beech rods that were patiently cut, sanded, arranged and lacquered, Pia Maria Raeder creates refined sculptures which evoke biomorphic forms. Each work is handcrafted by the artist. 2,000 beech rods were necessary to produce this 'Sea Anemone' sculpture. “In my work with beech rods, I love the challenge of overcoming the contradictions in the material as I play with it. Natural beech rods are straight, but combined at different heights, these rods take on a new form resembling a wave with shadowy reflections. A wooden rod, that is rigid in itself, becomes soft and rounded once sanded. The application of lacquer on the rods arranged in large numbers transforms the wood and underlines its movements.” Emancipated from its limits, the wood is offered a newfound freedom. The breath of...

From simple beechwood rods, German artist Pia Maria Raeder creates refined functional sculptures reminiscent of biomorphic forms. She has become globally known for her ’Sea Anemone’ collection that reflects the beauty found on the ocean floor. Work by the artist is included in the permanent collection of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs de Paris, France. Each the fruit of hundreds of working hours, her ‘Sea Anemone’ sculptures are handcrafted from thousands of beechwood rods that are cut, sanded, arranged one by one and then lacquered. Emancipated from its limits, the wood hence transformed into undulating living forms is offered a newfound freedom. This ‘Sea Anemone’ table...

From simple beechwood rods, German artist Pia Maria Raeder creates refined functional sculptures reminiscent of biomorphic forms. She has become globally known for her ’Sea Anemone’ ...

‘Cedar’ is a light designed in one very clean stroke, like calligraphy in space. Its sculptural steel spirals are functionally evocative of the symbol of Lebanon, where Charles Kalpakian was born in 1982. With a good grounding in street culture, Charles Kalpakian has retained the physical posture of graph to design this limited edition floor lamp. He offers here a reinterpretation of an iconic motif from Lebanese...

‘Naturoscopie III’ is a lighting, kinetic coffee table, a functional piece of furniture and at the same time a magic black box including the photograph of a sunset. The moving and se...

This is a rare ceramic /pottery sculpture / door stopper made by the very well known artist Raul Coronel, signed on bottom side. Original sold as door stopper but was used and added ...

Stoneware figurine of a blacksmith from the Danish manufacture Bing & Grondahl. Figurine designed by Svend Jespersen. Number: 2370 Signature dated: 1970-1983.

Stoneware figurine by L. Hjorth, Denmark. Stoneware figurine, hand painted by Danish L. Hjorth manufactory. Number 573.

Hand-built, organic stoneware form in large-scale. High fired glaze in shades of greens and gunmetal. A strong abstract piece. Signed on underside.

Amorphic sculpture #4 by David Haskell. Ceramic sculpture with blue glazes.

Raku skull by Carlo Previtali (1947 - ). Includes black metal stand and 2008 monograph. Measurements below are for skull only.