These two stoneware tureens are part of Gabriella Sacchi’s Haiku series where haikus are written on the tureens’ surfaces. The theme of the haiku’s is food.

Length 28 cm
Width 21 cm
Height 18 cm

These two sculptural ceramic pieces are made from glazed stoneware clay. The writing is the decorative element of these objects. Words are important as meaning and as graphic elements.

Length 15 cm
Width 14 cm
Height 35 cm

This ceramic piece is handcrafted from stoneware clay, decorated with slip and ceramic serigraphy. The home, in its material and symbolic meaning, is the symbol of rootedness and belonging to a territory.

Length 21 cm
Width 15 cm
Height 9 cm

These wine jugs are made from stoneware clay decorated with slip and ceramic serigraphy. Many foods and drinks come from plants whose plantation are lost over the time. Some plantations characterise the life of territories and people who live there. Plants are the natural elements connected with human roots. Writings and photographic images of roots are the decorative elements of the wine jugs and bowls.

Length 33 cm
Width 8 cm
Height 28 cm

This sculptural ceramic piece is made from stoneware clay decorated with clip and a ceramic serigraphy. The culture, in its widest meaning, is one of the elements that constitute the roots of the individual. In 2013 this work was selected at the XIth International Ceramic Contest of Manises, Spain.

Length 110 cm
Width 200 cm
Height 9 cm