From the “Black Magnolia” series

This "Black Magnolia" matte black ceramic bowl displays an asymmetric hand-shaped rim and textured surface, evoking artisanal refinement. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
This "Black Magnolia" matte black ceramic bowl displays an asymmetric hand-shaped rim and textured surface, evoking artisanal refinement. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
This "Black Magnolia" matte black ceramic bowl displays an asymmetric hand-shaped rim and textured surface, evoking artisanal refinement. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
Presented from the Black Magnolia series, this round, handcrafted black ceramic bowl exhibits an undulating rim and refined matte surface; nuanced textural shifts attest to its artisanal provenance, set against a pristine white backdrop. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
From the “Black Magnolia” series, this matte ceramic bowl showcases a hand-shaped, organic silhouette elevated on a modest pedestal. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
This "Black Magnolia" pedestal bowl displays a wide, shallow vessel atop a flared base, its matte ceramic finish exuding artisanal craft. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
This matte black ceramic pedestal bowl from the "Black Magnolia" series exudes artisanal sophistication with its subtly uneven rim. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
Artist Name : Priscilla MongeCV

From the “Black Magnolia” series

2023

Ceramic (black clay, black matte glaze)

Diameter: 35.6 cm | 14 in. (approx.)

Height: 19.1 cm | 7.5 in.

USD 1,500

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Monge’s “Black Magnolia” series features low temperature ceramics, fired at approx. 900 degrees.

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Black
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USD 1,000 – 2,000
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