Underglazed handmade ceramic plate N5 by Narcissus 23cm

Underglazed handmade ceramic plate N5 by Narcissus

The design of the piece is inspired by the goblet motifs of Nishapur (Samanid era),“3rd-4th century AH.

“With the image of the Simurgh bird.”

“Location of the original artwork: National Museum of Islamic Era of Iran”

Execution Technique: Underglaze painting and sgraffito.

Artist: Narges Bakhshayesh

Narcius studio

It features crackle glaze.

Completely handmade.

Double-fired in the kiln at 1085°c.

Number of pieces: One-of-a-kind.

Fully functional, washable, and decorative.

Can be mounted on the wall with installation tools.

Available for order in various sizes and colors.

The underglaze technique involves painting on ceramics using various metallic pigments. If necessary, the sgraffito technique (scratching) is employed. Then, a layer of clear, colorless glaze is applied, and it is fired again in the kiln at the appropriate temperature.

Since the painting is done entirely by hand, each piece is completely unique and one-of-a-kind. If you desire a similar piece, please note that there will definitely be some changes.

1. Because the product is handmade, a minimum of 14 days is required for ordering and manufacturing.