Nani Champy Schott

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Perfect harmony

Exquisite tea bowls in raku technique, modeled by hand and masterfully elaborated in elaborate, repeated glazing, firing and reduction, are the focus of Nani Champy-Schott's creative process. The apparent simplicity of the textures or the colors unites in perfect harmony with the form of each of her exhibits. They are a unique invitation to feel the surface with hands and eyes and thus to follow the artist's gaze.

Nani Champy Schott
18 Rue François Coppée
78370 Plaisir
France

+33 1 30 54 10 44
www.nanichampyschott.com
nani.champyschott[at]orange.fr

@nanichampyschott

 

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