Jemima Glazed Stoneware Plum Sculpture
By Sandra Munier
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Height 33 cm,
Width 63 cm,
Depth 69 cm
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Jemima Glazed Stoneware Plum Sculpture
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Item Description
Individually hand-built stoneware sculpture with a partially glazed surface. Made to order; the form, dimensions, colour nuances and weight may vary from the reference artwork.
Product Code
S26DSANR009-001
Delivery & returns
This is a Made To Order item. All orders are shipped directly from the maker’s studio on a fully insured delivery service.
The item’s production lead-time and the country it is being shipped from is displayed at the top of this page.
Once the order is placed you will receive an email order confirmation.
Closer to production completion, you will receive an update on final date of delivery.
Due to this item being Made to Order your item is non-returnable, please read our Return Policy.
About the maker
Sandra Munier builds ceramic sculptures by hand in Dole, France. From the rounded volumes of Chinara to the ruffled edges of Halima, her work explores how far clay can bend, turn and hold its shape.
Individually hand-built stoneware sculpture with a partially glazed surface. Made to order; the form, dimensions, colour nuances and weight may vary from the reference artwork.
Product Code
S26DSANR009-001
This is a Made To Order item. All orders are shipped directly from the maker’s studio on a fully insured delivery service.
The item’s production lead-time and the country it is being shipped from is displayed at the top of this page.
Once the order is placed you will receive an email order confirmation.
Closer to production completion, you will receive an update on final date of delivery.
Due to this item being Made to Order your item is non-returnable, please read our Return Policy.
Sandra Munier builds ceramic sculptures by hand in Dole, France. From the rounded volumes of Chinara to the ruffled edges of Halima, her work explores how far clay can bend, turn and hold its shape.