Description:

European Studio Potter, Bowl, c. 1970s.
Ceramic bowl made by a European studio potter around the 1970s. The bowl has a harmonious rounded form and is decorated with a deep blue glaze, shifting from an intense blue tone at the center toward a darker, brownish rim. The glaze appears vibrant with subtle variations, reflecting the experimental character of studio ceramics from this period.

Origin: Europe

Period: c. 1970s

Material: Stoneware with glaze

Dimensions: H. 9 cm, Ø 15 cm

Condition: Presented in fine condition

A characteristic example of 1970s studio ceramics, where craftsmanship, form, and experimental glazing techniques merge into a unique artistic expression.

About European Studio Ceramics:
Studio ceramics gained importance in Europe particularly during the mid-20th century. Unlike mass-produced pottery, the focus was on the unique, handcrafted object, with designers and potters working in small workshops or individual studios. The 1970s marked a period of artistic freedom and experimental glazing techniques, resulting in works with great variation in expression and finish. Today, such pieces are sought-after collector’s items, representing both the aesthetics of the era and the potter’s personal artistic vision.