Artiste : Millet Brigitte
Magnificent glazed ceramic sculpture, made using the Japanese RAKU technique. Entitled “Drapé 10 Africaines” (Draped 10 African Women).
Raku, short for the Japanese term raku-yaki 楽焼, is the result of a glazing technique in Japanese ceramics developed in the 16th century. A stronger chamotte stoneware is used because the pieces must withstand significant temperature changes.
This very elegant piece (H 40 cm L 54 cm) is an original and unique creation by Brigitte MILLET from the PIQUIFOU Workshop.
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Certificate of authenticity from the artist, another from the gallery with a photo of the work, and an invoice with name and address.
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