Black Tribal Vase from Accolay, 1960s

Description

This pretty vase enamelled with a deep black, is a production of Accolay potters. His body is annelle and offers … more This pretty vase enamelled with a deep black, is a production of Accolay potters. His body is annelle and offers metallic reflections; Its openwork collar leaves an impression of look and evokes a primitive mask. Original decorative piece with the bewitching presence.

The vase is groaned on its surface, its black cover is dense and nuanced. It is nicely signed in hollow “Accolay” and numbered. It is in good condition, some traces are visible on the enamel.

cm in diameter, cm in height.

In the middle of the 20th century, Acrolay was the setting for a real ceramic revolution. Four former students of Alexandre Kostanda settled in the small village of the Yonne in the mid -1940s, many potters will follow their example. For forty years, the production of Accolay potters will be impressive, original and daring.

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