Normanni
This is a unique piece
- Artist Agaren
- Category Vases
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Creation year 2020
- Dimensions 26 W x 36 H x 26 D cm
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Description
Glazed ceramic, handmade using traditional methods, immersion-glazed.
Each piece is meticulously handcrafted, finished, and decorated by skilled artisans, honoring the traditional ceramic techniques of Caltagirone. Agarèn’s exclusive production reflects high-quality craftsmanship, where freehand decoration and attention to detail add a poetic essence. Subtle imperfections highlight authenticity, celebrating the artistry and uniqueness of every creation.
This piece is handmade to order
Estimated production time: 3 weeks
Signed by the artist
This work includes the artist's signature
Regular price € 456
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Agaren
Agaren - the sign offers ideas for contemporary décor through sophisticated revelations of art bound to the tradition of ceramics of Caltagirone. Objets d’art that combines history and design.
The extreme attention to details, supported by twenty years of experience of master craftsmanship, is the company’s strength. The production technique hides secrets and art mixtures that make the product unique and exclusive. Agaren chooses to combine art and design to recall history through ceramic artworks.
In doing so, history revives, as in a fairy tale, an incredible civilisation that is the Sicilian culture.
The Moorish heads in ceramics, a tribute to the beauty of ancient Sicily and its traditions, draw inspiration from a legend of love and jealousy set during the Arabic domination in Sicily. This is the emblem of the new mood that leads ceramic artists to play with precious materials.
