A single edition vessel where French Art Deco geometry meets contemporary material science. This bowl captures the angular sophistication of 1920s Parisian design, its bold geometric patterns and metallic accents rendered onto stonemax resin that unites period glamour with modern antibacterial functionality.
Sharp chevrons and stepped forms create rhythmic patterns in black, gold, and cream. The design embodies Art Deco's love of symmetry and machine-age precision: zigzag borders frame sunburst motifs, triangular elements interlock with mathematical exactness, creating visual energy through geometric repetition. Metallic gold lines trace the edges of forms, suggesting the gilt detailing found on Jazz Age furniture and the decorative panels of ocean liners. The composition radiates outward from central points, creating dynamism through angular movement whilst maintaining the balance that defined French Art Deco at its most refined.
This bowl descends from the 1925 Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs, which gave Art Deco its name and established France as the movement's epicentre. Designers like Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann and Jean Dunand created objects where geometric abstraction met luxurious materials, reflecting an era's optimism and fascination with modernity. The single edition ensures this specific geometric arrangement appears nowhere else. Machine production creates the flawless non-porous surface essential to stonemax resin, whilst the design honours a period when French artisans embraced industrial aesthetics without abandoning craftsmanship.
Stonemax resin delivers properties impossible in period ceramics: a surface completely resistant to moisture infiltration, anti-bacterial qualities inherent to the material composition, and structural stability that prevents the glaze crazing and gold wear that plagued Art Deco pottery through decades. Hand washing preserves both the sealed surface and the geometric print's crisp edges. The smooth material sheds residue effortlessly, never developing the porous texture or surface degradation that allowed bacteria to establish presence in historical pieces.
This bowl belongs in spaces embracing bold geometry and vintage glamour. Use it on bar carts for cocktail garnishes, place it on mantels as sculptural display, or position it on bedroom dressers where evening jewellery requires elegant housing. Its Jazz Age aesthetic complements velvet upholstery, brass fixtures, and interiors where geometric wallpapers and angular furniture create dramatic sophistication.
What It Offers:
- Single edition Art Deco geometric print, exclusive to this vessel
- Stonemax resin with integrated anti-bacterial technology
- Non-porous surface for optimal hygiene and maintenance
- Chevron and sunburst motifs with metallic gold detailing
- Smooth composition for effortless cleaning
- Ideal for glamorous display and functional serving
Dimensions & Details: Material: Stonemax resin Origin: Contemporary design inspired by French Art Deco movement Construction: Machine-made Design: Angular geometric patterns with stepped forms and sunburst elements Colour: Black, cream, metallic gold Edition: Single edition, one print per product Suitable for: Bar carts, mantels, bedroom dressers, Art Deco-inspired interiors
Caring for Your Bowl: Hand wash with gentle soap and warm water. The non-porous surface releases oils and residue without absorption. Avoid dishwasher to preserve the geometric print's sharp lines and metallic gold accents.
Bring This Home Jazz Age geometry contained in a vessel where Art Deco glamour meets hygienic precision.
Designer Bowls
- Hygienic stonemax resin
- Anti-bacterial properties
- Non-porous surface
- Smooth easy clean material
- Handmade to order
Hand wash only.
