Simone Bodmer-Turner
Vence Sconce, 2019
Textured white ceramic
H 20" × W 10" × D 3"
50.8 x 25.4 x 7.6 cm
50.8 x 25.4 x 7.6 cm
Lead time 16-18 weeks
SBT043
Copyright The Artist
Options: EU and UK wiring, UL Listed Inspired by shells often found in old European churches, the piece is a decorative ode to the holy water basins at Chapelle du...
Options: EU and UK wiring, UL Listed
Inspired by shells often found in old European churches, the piece is a decorative ode to the holy water basins at Chapelle du Rosarie — a small church in the hillside north of Nice that was the iconic artist Henri Matisse’s final project for his nurse, caretaker, and muse Sister Jacques-Marie. Handbuilt in textured white stoneware, and carved to reveal movement within the clay body, each piece is made by hand in our Massachusetts ceramic workshop and can be fit with custom lighting kits across many regions and specifications.
Inspired by shells often found in old European churches, the piece is a decorative ode to the holy water basins at Chapelle du Rosarie — a small church in the hillside north of Nice that was the iconic artist Henri Matisse’s final project for his nurse, caretaker, and muse Sister Jacques-Marie. Handbuilt in textured white stoneware, and carved to reveal movement within the clay body, each piece is made by hand in our Massachusetts ceramic workshop and can be fit with custom lighting kits across many regions and specifications.
