SERAX Carnet De Voyages - Bowl Calor
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With a handmade and rustic look, this bowl from the Carnet De Voyages collection has an attractive design that will not go unnoticed.
Each piece in Serax's Carnet De Voyages collection resonates with an unmistakable echo from the past. This bowl, in a worldly style, reflects Bela Silva's travels around the world.
Dimension: H12cmxW19cmxL21cm
Material: Stoneware
Maintenance: Not waterproff
Design: Bela Silva
Reference: B2618007
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With a handmade and rustic look, this bowl from the Carnet De Voyages collection has an attractive design that will not go unnoticed.
Each piece in Serax's Carnet De Voyages collection resonates with an unmistakable echo from the past. This bowl, in a worldly style, reflects Bela Silva's travels around the world.
Dimension: H12cmxW19cmxL21cm
Material: Stoneware
Maintenance: Not waterproff
Design: Bela Silva
Reference: B2618007
Delivery time: 7 to 10 business days after payment confirmation.
Return: We accept the return of your order within 14 days.
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Carnet De Voyages by Bela Silva
“I love imperfect things. Imperfection reflects individuality. I wanted to create everyday objects with a rough finish and a timeless look, and whose geographical origin is hard to guess” Bela Silva.
The Carnet De Voyages collection was born by the hand of the Portuguese artist Bela Silva. With a cosmopolitan style, the pieces in the collection are a reflection of Bela's many travels around the world. Each bowl, dish or jug in the collection reflects an undeniable echo of the past, visible both in both the terracotta colors and its robust design.The Carnet De Voyages home line represents the audacity and eccentricity of an eclectic, geographic mix that pushes the boundaries of time.
About Bela Silva although born and raised in Lisbon, we may well attribute the predicate 'world citizen' to the Portuguese artist Bela Silva. She studied in Portugal, the UK and the US and she explored all possible arts disciplines. Her work has shared the spotlight in exhibitions with that of Andy Warhol, and her tile art is popular from Brazil to Spain, across China and back to Portugal. Nowadays she commutes between Brussels and Lisbon, mainly focussing on her first love, ceramics.
