Mini stoneware soup tureen signed Jean Dubost – Noron-la-Poterie 70s

Minimalist and full of character, this small Norman stoneware soup tureen with lid is signed Jean Dubost - France under the base. Jean Dubost was active in the 70s in Noron-la-Poterie, an emblematic pottery village in Calvados (Normandy), known for his utilitarian and decorative stoneware productions. This piece perfectly illustrates his style: clean lines, raw material, anthracite gray satin glaze, and a perfectly fitted lid. It evokes an aesthetic close to Japanese wabi sabi, very appreciated today for its elegant simplicity and its connection to nature. Handwritten signature under the base Height with lid 8 cm, without lid 5.5 cm, diameter 8 cm Perfect condition, no chips or cracks. A beautiful example of artisanal art of living, to be diverted into an object of curiosity, a tea box, a spice box or a little Zen kitchen jewel. To be combined without hesitation with raku, Japanese pottery or a minimalist and warm decor.