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Ilias Christopoulos. Tall box with lid in turquoise shades with raku technique
Ilias Christopoulos. Tall box with lid in turquoise shades with raku technique. View from above
Ilias Christopoulos. Tall box with lid in turquoise shades with raku technique
Ilias Christopoulos. Tall box with lid in turquoise shades with raku technique. View from above
Ilias Christopoulos. Tall box with lid in turquoise shades with raku technique
Ilias Christopoulos. Tall box with lid in turquoise shades with raku technique. View from above

Pyxis II

Ilias Christopoulos

Kalamata, Greece

The box (Pyxis) is made with the technique “Raku” a special ceramic firing technique that began in Japan in 1573. The word Raku comes from the Japanese ideogram meaning “happiness”, “joy”, “pleasure”. According to the technique, the ceramic, after having undergone a special glazing for “Raku” with metal oxides, accepts large temperature changes (thermal shock), with often unpredictable consequences for the ceramic.

This process is very spectacular, it creates unique metallic colors and the well-known cracking on the surface of ceramics.

149,98 €

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Characteristics

Dimensions

Height 15 cm / Width 11 cm.
Processing

Raku technique
Material

Clay stoneware
Weight

768 gr

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Ilias Christopoulos

Ιlias Christopoulos was born in Kalamata. She has attended ceramic classes with Iro-Myrto Magkanari and Saimon Hill at the Cultural Center of the Municipality of Nikaia.

Since 1998 he has participated in all the National Greek Exhibitions of Artistic Ceramics, and has received: 3rd honorary distinction (2001), 3rd Prize (2006), 2nd prize (2008 and 2010), Has participated in seven competitive international ceramics exhibitions, as well as a group exhibition in Paris with four Greek ceramists .

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