pair of atelier pierre culot bowls Pierre Culot

Pierre Culot (1938-2011) was a ceramist, potter, and sculptor. He attended the École des métiers d’art Abbaye de Maredsous and perfected his craft alongside the greatest ceramists of the post-war period (including Bernard Leach, Antoine de Vinck, and Shoji Hamada). Sculpture began to take precedence in his work beginning in the 1970s. In 2017, Joseph Culot (Pierre Culot's son) and a few friends reopened the artist's historical workshop in Belgium.

- Ceramic bowls sold as a set of two
- Designed by Pierre Culot (1938-2011).
- One-offs, hand-crafted at the Atelier Pierre Culot in Belgium.
- Choose from three shades: 5+4N, Galuchat, 636. The shades are referred to according to the workshop’s technical references for its enamel formulas.
- Each model is unique and colours may vary from one bowl to another.
- Dimensions : diameter 9cm (3,5"), height 6,5cm (2,4").
- Production 2023/2024.

Reference: OBJ1402BOL224SBLE04

100% CERAMICS

100% hand-thrown, dried, and fired twice. First fired at 900° C, then glazed and fired at 1240° C. Belgian clay mixed with a small proportion of chamotte.

Made in Belgium

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