Discover this partially glazed white porcelain bowl, a unique piece imbued with history and poetry. Signed by the prestigious house of Jars, it was specially created for the iconic Auberge du Père Bise, a place synonymous with gastronomic excellence.
Its open form, with its ideal dimensions of 4 cm in height and 17 cm in diameter, makes it an object that is both delicate and versatile. Its glaze, a veritable tableau of crystallization, creates a rich and captivating visual effect.
This bowl tells a story of resilience. Once broken, it has been meticulously restored using the ancient technique of kintsugi, employing 22-karat gold. The cracks, witnesses to its past, are now sublimated into lines of gold, symbols of rediscovered beauty.
Today, this bowl has regained its original functionality and is perfectly suitable for food use. It will be ideal for enhancing your culinary presentations, whether it’s refined appetizers, delicate desserts, or small, colorful salads.
This bowl is not just an object; it’s a collector’s item that embodies the perfect alliance between French art de la table and the poetry of Japanese kintsugi. It will captivate lovers of art, design, and gastronomy in search of unique objects steeped in history.
| Origin | France |
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| Food Safe | Yes |
| Certificate of Authenticity | Provided |
| Color | White |
| Materials | 24 carats Gold, Porcelain, Urushi (Japanese lacquer) |
