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Pierre Carron ceramic heart

This white ceramic heart can be used as a dessert plate, a serving bowl or on your desk to put small office supplies.

Description

Handmade ceramic serving bowl crafted in our French workshop. Glazed black terracotta clay with an enamel printed illustration. Perfect for every day use, surprisingly light, extremely durable & dishwasher-safe.

Painting by Pierre Carron on an object designed by Mathilde Carron-Astier de Villatte.

Crafting & Care

Made by hand with black terracotta clay, glazed to create a milky white finish. Decorated using time-proof chromolithography. Slight variances in shape, size & color may occur, part of the inherent charm of the CARRON handmade process, every one of our ceramic is unique. More material & crafting informations here.

Although our ceramics can go in the dishwasher, we recommend gently hand washing as these are precious. Our ceramics can't go in the oven & microwave. More informations on care & aging of ceramics on this page.

$87.00

Type: Illustrated

Design: Tête

Dimensions (cm): ⌀10,5 H2

⌀10,5 H2

In stock

DELIVERY & RETURNS

Complimentary shipping on orders over €800

We ship your securely packaged order within 2 - 4 business days. More infos.

Returns accepted within 21 days. More infos.

SKU: COETET11

The story behind

Pierre Carron

The line is simple, agile, fluid and the design unfolds. Like Picasso in Vallauris, Pierre Carron explores drawing on earthenware and here is a unique collection, like a fantasy signed by the hand of the Master for CARRON. During his career, Pierre Carron produced monumental works such as the stained glass windows of the cathedral of Orleans, a double triptych for the Cathedral of Meaux. Click here to learn more about Pierre Carron

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