Underglazed handmade ceramic plate N8 by Narcissus 24cm

Description and Artwork Identification: The design is inspired by spontaneous motifs with traditional and ancient patterns found on pottery from the Seljuk era, 11th-12th century AH.

Original Artwork Location: Metropolitan Museum.

Artist: Narges Bakhshaei.

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Execution Technique: Underglaze painting and sgraffito.

Completely handmade.

Double-fired in a kiln at 1050 degrees Celsius.

Number of Pieces: Unique edition.

Fully functional, washable, and decorative.

Can be mounted on the wall.

Available for order in various sizes and colors.

Explanation of Execution Technique: The underglaze technique involves painting on pottery with various metallic colorants. If needed, the sgraffito (scratching) technique is utilized. A layer of clear, colorless glaze is then applied, and it is fired again in the kiln at the appropriate temperature. Since the painting is done entirely by hand, each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind. If you wish to order a similar piece, please note that there may be changes in it.