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Salvo Mug by Patrizia Italiano – Octopus
Handmade white ceramic from Sicily
Patrizia Italiano is a renowned Italian artist and ceramist, whose work is a true celebration of Sicily, her homeland and her main source of inspiration. Patrizia Italiano lives in Sicily, Italy, between Palermo and Filicudi, one of the Aeolian Islands.
She draws her inspiration from Sicilian landscapes, its history and its people. She is famous for her anthropomorphic vases, the famous Sicilian Moor’s Heads, which she reinterprets with great humour and a modern twist, giving them the names of Sicilian merchants.
Here we have Salvo, the octopus seller.
High-temperature glazed art ceramic, very sturdy and with colours that will not fade.
They are all differents!
Salvo Mug by Patrizia Italiano – Octopus
Handmade white ceramic from Sicily
Patrizia Italiano is a renowned Italian artist and ceramist, whose work is a true celebration of Sicily, her homeland and her main source of inspiration. Patrizia Italiano lives in Sicily, Italy, between Palermo and Filicudi, one of the Aeolian Islands.
She draws her inspiration from Sicilian landscapes, its history and its people. She is famous for her anthropomorphic vases, the famous Sicilian Moor’s Heads, which she reinterprets with great humour and a modern twist, giving them the names of Sicilian merchants.
Here we have Salvo, the octopus seller.
Each piece is hand-shaped, without the use of moulds or presses, making every object unique. She creates her own glazes and crystals to achieve her colours.
White clay head, opaque and crystalline white glaze, high-temperature firing.
High-temperature glazed art ceramics, very sturdy and with colours that will not fade.
Dimensions: Approximately 10cm high by 12cm wide
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Salvo Little Head by Patrizia Italiano – Octopus – Handmade white ceramic from Sicily – Plant pot – Vase
Handmade white ceramic from Sicily
Patrizia Italiano is a renowned Italian artist and ceramist, whose work is a true celebration of Sicily, her homeland and her main source of inspiration. Patrizia Italiano lives in Sicily, Italy, between Palermo and Filicudi, one of the Aeolian Islands.
She draws her inspiration from Sicilian landscapes, its history and its people. She is famous for her anthropomorphic vases, the famous Sicilian Moor’s Heads, which she reinterprets with great humour and a modern twist, giving them the names of Sicilian merchants.
Here we have Salvo, the octopus seller.
High-temperature glazed art ceramic, very sturdy and with colours that will not fade.
They are all differents!
Large decorative vase - Salvo by Patrizia Italiano – Octopus – Handmade white ceramic from Sicily
Handmade white ceramic from Sicily
Patrizia Italiano is a renowned Italian artist and ceramist, whose work is a true celebration of Sicily, her homeland and her main source of inspiration. Patrizia Italiano lives in Sicily, Italy, between Palermo and Filicudi, one of the Aeolian Islands.
She draws her inspiration from Sicilian landscapes, its history and its people. She is famous for her anthropomorphic vases, the famous Sicilian Moor’s Heads, which she reinterprets with great humour and a modern twist, giving them the names of Sicilian merchants.
Here we have Salvo, the octopus seller.
High-temperature glazed art ceramic, very sturdy and with colours that will not fade.
Cup by Patrizia Italiano – Octopus – Handmade white ceramic from Sicily – Medium size - Salvo
Handmade white ceramic from Sicily
Patrizia Italiano is a renowned Italian artist and ceramist, whose work is a true celebration of Sicily, her homeland and her main source of inspiration. Patrizia Italiano lives in Sicily, Italy, between Palermo and Filicudi, one of the Aeolian Islands.
She draws her inspiration from Sicilian landscapes, its history and its people. She is famous for her anthropomorphic vases, the famous Sicilian Moor’s Heads, which she reinterprets with great humour and a modern twist, giving them the names of Sicilian merchants.
High-temperature glazed art ceramic, very sturdy and with colours that will not fade.
They are all differents!
Cup by Patrizia Italiano – Octopus – Handmade white ceramic from Sicily – Large model Salvo
Handmade white ceramic from Sicily
Patrizia Italiano is a renowned Italian artist and ceramist, whose work is a true celebration of Sicily, her homeland and her main source of inspiration. Patrizia Italiano lives in Sicily, Italy, between Palermo and Filicudi, one of the Aeolian Islands.
She draws her inspiration from Sicilian landscapes, its history and its people. She is famous for her anthropomorphic vases, the famous Sicilian Moor’s Heads, which she reinterprets with great humour and a modern twist, giving them the names of Sicilian merchants.
High-temperature glazed art ceramic, very sturdy and with colours that will not fade.
They are all differents!
Botanical Plank - English Botany
Published in 1804
Original copper engraving, enhanced with a hand-made watercolor coloration
Painted watercolor engraving from the 19th century
Buffalo horn sculpture
Mammoths
Provenance: Indonesia - Unique piece
Memento Mori sculpted from a deck of cards - Poker
Size M
BLUE color
Ancient engraving -board of Natural History in colour nineteenth century
Cup by Patrizia Italiano – Octopus – Handmade white ceramic from Sicily – Medium size - Salvo
Handmade white ceramic from Sicily
Patrizia Italiano is a renowned Italian artist and ceramist, whose work is a true celebration of Sicily, her homeland and her main source of inspiration. Patrizia Italiano lives in Sicily, Italy, between Palermo and Filicudi, one of the Aeolian Islands.
She draws her inspiration from Sicilian landscapes, its history and its people. She is famous for her anthropomorphic vases, the famous Sicilian Moor’s Heads, which she reinterprets with great humour and a modern twist, giving them the names of Sicilian merchants.
High-temperature glazed art ceramic, very sturdy and with colours that will not fade.
They are all differents!
Painted botanical plate - Cryptogamy
Voyage to the South Pole and Oceania on the corvettes the Astrolabe and the Zélée, executed by order of the king during the years 1837-1838-1839-1840 under the command of M. Dumont-d'Urville captain of vessel
Published in 1846
Atlas of Natural History - Botany
Cryptogamy
Fuck La Mite (Fuck the moth) by Marius in Paris
Lavender mothproofing Amulet
Clastic Mannequin - Dr. Auzoux's anatomical skinned
Ex-Voto heart in clay by Cuore di Argilla
Italy crafts - Made in Venice
A contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional ex-voto, originally a votive offering made to a god in request of a grace or in thanks for a grace obtained after a vow.
Double skeleton
Sculpture on deer antlers
Unique piece
Natural History Board of Buffon - Éditions Garnier Frères
Around 1853/1857
Animals - Zoology
Board size: 26.5x17.5cm (Grand In-8)
Deer antler sculpture - Snake and Skulls Totem on pedestal
Material : Antler
Origin: Indonesia
Carved swordfish rostrum: Unique piece
Skulls motifs
Indonesian craftsmanship
Papuan dagger in engraved cassowary bone
Papuan handicraft
Ref B
Bat - Natural History Plate
From the book: Natural History by Buffon; dedicated to the citizen Lacépède - Quadrupeds - Second Volume
Published: 1799
Publisher: Chez SAUGRAIN, engraver, rue du Théâtre François, no. 3. THE YEAR VII OF THE REPUBLIC
Anatomy - Antique chart by D'Orbigny - 1869
In colors
Atlas of the Universal Dictionary of Natural History
Salvo Mug by Patrizia Italiano – Octopus
Handmade white ceramic from Sicily
Patrizia Italiano is a renowned Italian artist and ceramist, whose work is a true celebration of Sicily, her homeland and her main source of inspiration. Patrizia Italiano lives in Sicily, Italy, between Palermo and Filicudi, one of the Aeolian Islands.
She draws her inspiration from Sicilian landscapes, its history and its people. She is famous for her anthropomorphic vases, the famous Sicilian Moor’s Heads, which she reinterprets with great humour and a modern twist, giving them the names of Sicilian merchants.
Here we have Salvo, the octopus seller.
High-temperature glazed art ceramic, very sturdy and with colours that will not fade.
They are all differents!