Bidon #21 – Starry Night

Name: Bidon #21 - Starry Night
SKU: EHIBBID21BMIDBLU
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Eric Hibelot

Hand-built white porcelain bud vase with orange graphic symbols dipped in midnight blue enamel. Eric Hibelot sublimates the shapes of ordinary oil and vinegar bottles to create elegant porcelain vessels in his signature blue and white. Ceramics, pop-art style. Read more

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Eric encourages us to look more closely at the world around us, giving each of his items a unique identity. He builds his “bidons” or “cans” one at a time, first rolling out the porcelain like a pie crust 2-3 mm thick, then slicing it into rectangles and circles which he shapes, fires, paints and re-fires.

Signed by the artist.

Why we love this: Mix and match different sizes and motifs to create a unique composition for your mantel, shelf or bookcase.

Created in: Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye

Materials & techniques: slab-built porcelain, hand-painted

Dimensions: Diameter x H / 2.5" x 8.2" / 6.5 cm x 21 cm

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Reference code: EHIBBID21BMIDBLU

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Eric Hibelot

Ceramicist, Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye

Some call him the Andy Warhol of ceramics. When Eric Hibelot took up ceramics, instead of making yet another cake plate or tea set, he took milk cartons and canisters as his models. After assembling the porcelain slabs, he decorates them with bright Pop Art motifs—stripes, solids and polka dots—in...

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