From the “Black Magnolia” series

This "Black Magnolia" bowl, with a matte, textured finish and organic rim, rests on three legs against a softly shadowed backdrop. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
This "Black Magnolia" bowl, with a matte, textured finish and organic rim, rests on three legs against a softly shadowed backdrop. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
A refined piece from the "Black Magnolia" series, this matte black bowl rests on three robust legs, its rim subtly irregular. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
Presented is a matte black ceramic bowl from the "Black Magnolia" series, its tripod base and uneven rim elegantly illuminated. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
Exemplifying the “Black Magnolia” series, this artisan ceramic bowl reveals an irregular rim, nuanced dimples, and a matte-lustrous finish. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
From the "Black Magnolia" series, this matte black ceramic bowl reveals hand-shaped textures, an irregular rim, and three poised feet. , an original work available at MÍRAME Fine Art.
Viewed from above, this "Black Magnolia" bowl displays a matte, subtly mottled surface and an organically contoured, artisanal 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: 30.5 cm | 12 in. (approx.)

Height: 15.2 cm | 6 in.

USD 1,500

Unavailable

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Description

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

Additional information

color

Black
Price

USD 1,000 – 2,000
size

medium

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