LOVEBUCH, vase 071
Stoneware and porcelain have two qualities in common: hardness and impermeability, which they owe to the use of clays capable of vitrifying without melting, and to the practice of high-temperature firing allowing this vitrification.
Stoneware clays contain stoneware and titanium, which makes them opaque and colored when fired; the purest kaolins and porcelain clays can fire white and translucent.
Katia Jacquet works with wood and earth, stoneware and porcelain. These raw, powerfully expressive materials are shaped to create a poetry of objects that inhabit our daily lives.
Sculptural ceramics are also functional, they are made of stoneware, shaped and turned in an artisanal gesture. Their firing at 1250°C gives them a resistance and a permanence that has become rare.
Piece turned and assembled by hand in his workshop in Les Lilas.
Made of stoneware and porcelain. Enamelled interior.
Designer: Lovebuch (Katia Jacquet)
Dimensions: 30.5 x 17cm
Stoneware and porcelain have two qualities in common: hardness and impermeability, which they owe to the use of clays that can be vitrified without melting, and to the practice of firing at high temperatures to allow this vitrification.
Stoneware clays are a continuation of stoneware and titanium, which makes them opaque and colored when fired; the purest kaolins and porcelain clays can be fired white and translucent.
Katia Jacquet, works with wood and clay, stoneware and porcelain. These raw, powerfully expressive raw materials are shaped to create a poetry of objects that inhabit our daily lives.
Sculptural ceramics are also functional, they are made of stoneware shaped and turned in an artisanal gesture. Their firing at 1250°C gives them a resistance and permanence that has become rare.
Piece turned and assembled by hand in his workshop in lilacs.
Made of stoneware and porcelain. Enamelled inside.
Designer: Lovebuch (Katia Jacquet)
Dimensions: 30.5 x 17cm