Hollow bowl in stoneware – Scalloped edge – Woman & flowers Françoise CHEDEVILLE

Hollow bowl in stoneware made by the French ceramist Françoise Chedeville, born in 1940, a figure of the revival of 20th-century art ceramics. Entirely handcrafted, it features a scalloped edge with organic curves and a delicate decoration depicting a woman surrounded by flowers, in a sensitive and poetic style typical of the artist. The slightly textured stoneware adds a warm and authentic presence. With a diameter of 23 cm, this bowl can be used as a catch-all, centrepiece, or simply as a decorative item. Artist: Françoise CHEDEVILLE (born in 1940) Condition: very good — a tiny chip on the edge, discreet and without visual impact. Unique piece. A charming bowl, ideal for bohemian, vintage, or natural decor. About Françoise Chedeville. French ceramist born in 1940, Françoise Chedeville is among those artists who shaped the aesthetics of stoneware in the 1960s to 1980s. Her work is distinguished by: organic forms, sensitive figurative motifs, entirely manual shaping, and an approach blending functional and sculptural elements. Her pieces, often unique, are sought after for their authenticity and poetry.