Jars Céramistes – Grès Émaillé Artisanal Français depuis 1857

centre de table quartz

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$62.9 $85 In stock

Category: CENTRE DE TABLE

Charme lumineux des émaux craquelés.

Une île face à la Méditerranée. Douceur du vent dans les pins.

Une collection poétique & sensuelle.

Centre de table en céramique parfait-imparfait, aux lignes irrégulières. Forme organique et délicate, trace de la main du céramiste. 

Pour des grandes salades vertes ou des accompagnements variés.

Émail quartz finement craquelé.

Pulvérisé à la main.

        - Design ©Catherine Sales -

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora ★★★★★

The cracked enamel glaze really catches the light beautifully, like tiny Mediterranean waves frozen in ceramic. It's the perfect imperfect piece for our dining table—feels both delicate and solid at the same time, and instantly adds a poetic touch to the room.

Kevin L. ★★★★★

The ceramic table centerpiece brings a lovely Mediterranean warmth to the dining table, and the imperfect lines give it a handcrafted feel. It catches the light beautifully, making the room feel a bit more relaxed.

Zoe ★★★★★

The cracked enamel glaze catches the light just like the Mediterranean sea it's named after, and the imperfect lines make it feel handcrafted rather than factory-made. It's the centerpiece of my dining table now—everyone asks where I found it.