Capriccio - Hand Made Ceramic Serving Platter
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Handmade by: Hans Fischer
Color: Cream with Green and Turquoise decorations
Material: Ceramic
Dimensions: 34 x 3 cm.
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About the Product:
Capriccio is a refined ceramic serving platter masterfully handmade by Hans Fischer, a German artist and craftsman acclaimed by critics worldwide.
The artist hand-made this serving platter with his artistic vision of a fancy, capriccio in Italian, using his peculiar stylized technique. Each platter is a unique piece: you won’t find two identical ones.
The Capriccio ceramic serving platter is sure to impress your guest by exalting the look of your appetizers and main dishes.
You can pair Capriccio with the other pieces of the exclusive platter line by Hans Fischer, each hand-crafted with a different subject in his peculiar stylized fashion.
NOTE: Possible imperfections are due to the handmade nature of each item.
About the Collection:
Hans is an eclectic German artist and craftsman. He refined his unique style while traveling abroad and practicing in different potteries in Italy as well as in Germany. He has been producing sculptures and ceramics for more than 30 years using the most innovative methods and techniques stemming from the best aspects of the European and International tradition.
Hans has exhibited his works in several galleries and museums in Germany, Italy, and Japan. He has received critical acclaim for many of his works and has collected many international awards. Each of his pieces is an entirely handmade artwork and is one-of-a-kind. We are proud to have the exclusive right to sell his products on dishesonly.com.
Care Instructions:
- Dishwasher Safe
- No Microwave
- Variant: Platter
- SKU: HANS-CAPRICCIO-PL-34
- In Stock: 1
- Weight: 1.8 kg
- Product Type: Ceramic
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