Cécile Lowy

Earthenware with majolica decoration

Potiche Insectes n154

Hand-decorated Majolica earthenware
Diam 16 x H 40 cm
Original artwork, 850 €

Jardinière Oiseau n152

Hand-decorated Majolica earthenware
W19 x D27 x H16 cm
Original artwork 470 €

Vase boule aux œillets n153

Hand-decoraated Majolica earthenware
Diam 27 x H 35 cm
Original artwork, 1200 €

Vase femmes et oiseaux n156

Hand-decorated Majolica earthenware
Diam 19 x H 34 cm
Original artwork, 900 €

Coupe à pastilles n151

Hand-decorated Majolica earthenware
Diam 26 x H 11 cm
Original artwork, 450 €

Potiche Morris n150

Hand-decorated Majolica earthenware
Diam 20 x H 30 cm
Original artwork, 850 €

Vase Rideau n155

Hand-decorated Majolica earthenware
Diam 27 x H 27 cm
Original artwork, 750 €

Coupe coquille n94

Earthenware, Majolique-style hand decorated on raw enamel
20 x 29 x 34 cm
Original artwork
1200 €

Plat crustacés n99

Earthenware, Majolique-style hand decorated on raw enamel
40 x 25 x 5 cm
Original artwork
250 €

Bouteille torsadée n100

Earthenware, Majolique-style hand decorated on raw enamel
H 39 cm x diam 13 cm
Original artwork
210 €

Tulipier n89

Two-part vase for top-heavy flowers (tulips, peonies…)
Earthenware, Majolique-style hand decorated on raw enamel
H 30 cm x diam 20 cm
Original artwork
450 €

Potiche cirque cheval n96

Earthenware, Majolique-style hand decorated on raw enamel
H 45 cm x diam 25 cm approx.
Original artwork
1200 €

Jardinière cabossée n88

Earthenware, Majolique-style hand decorated on raw enamel
H 26 cm, diam 26 cm
Original artwork
800 €

Potiche coquillage n90

Earthenware, Majolique-style hand decorated on raw enamel
H 38 x diam 16 cm
Original artwork
550 €

Potiche écailles et fleurs n91

Earthenware, Majolique-style hand decorated on raw enamel
H 33 cm, diam 14 cm
Original artwork
500 €

This artist creates earthenware pieces decorated using the majolica techique, which involves decorating on “raw” or unfired slip. This traditional French technique allows for beautiful, rich colors whose vibrance doesn’t fade over time. Inspired by 17th and 18th century European earthenware motifs, her thrown or coiled pieces take on unquestionably modern shapes.
From vases and planters to dishes and candlesticks, Cécile Lowy’s elegant and joyful ceramics transgress traditional aesthetic codes and bring this centuries-old technique into the sphere of contemporary creation.