Picassiette: Beautiful And Large Vase

Beautiful and large Picassiette vase. The terracotta does not have the same color all around (changes every 1/4). The collar is dotted with emerald-colored shards. No defects, no missing shards of earthenware.
Note: a slight hair in the bottom of the vase, nevertheless not through. (See photo)
The shipping packaging will be even more careful! Beautiful naive art object, very very decorative! Another Picassiette for sale on my gallery.

The Picassiette technique takes its name from its creator:

Raymond Isidore, known as “Picassiette” (1900-1964) was a municipal employee of the town of Chartres in Eure-et-Loir. His house is an example of naive architecture made up of earthenware and glass mosaics cast in cement. It is located in Chartres and depends on the city's museum of fine arts. Once his house was built, he had the idea of creating frescoes covering everything little by little. His life was totally devoted to the construction and decoration of his house and garden, in particular using scraps of ceramics and porcelain, among other things, plates that he obtained in public dumps, hence his nickname “freeloader”. His house is now a museum: La Maison Picassiette. (It’s sublime: I highly recommend going to visit it)