Set of three ethnic glazed terracotta ball vases from the 1970s.

These three small round vases made of reddish-orange terracotta tell an instinctive and warm story, belonging to village potters' workshops, where hands work at the wheel and allow glazes to flow freely. Each of the three has its own distinct character: one is dressed in a black glaze that gently drips from the neck onto the orange body, the second features more pronounced black drips, and the third is adorned with a white relief topped with beautiful cobalt blue drips. This play of dripping glazes evokes the folk and primitive style of handmade pottery from the 1970s, a generous and unpretentious aesthetic that continues to charm... The vases are antique and in good condition. Subtle glaze skips are visible at the necks, as shown in the photo. The pieces are bright and shiny, signed on the underside. The price is for 3 pieces. 11 to 12 cm in diameter, 8-9-10 cm in height. Available in Colmar, delivery possible upon request.