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Cintronade Bowl

Cintronade Bowl

Regular price $135.00
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Sculptural curves and richly textured detailing transform a familiar natural form into an expressive decorative accent with an elevated coastal influence. The Cintronade Bowl is crafted from stoneware in the shape of an oversized spiral shell, combining a functional bowl silhouette with the dimensional character of a sculptural object. Measuring 17.5L x 12W x 8H, its elongated profile follows the natural taper of the shell, beginning with a broader rounded body and gradually narrowing toward a pointed end. Pronounced raised ribs sweep across the exterior in repeating curved bands, emphasizing the spiral construction and creating a strong sense of movement from every angle. Between the ribs, the surface is covered in small irregular textural markings that add another layer of tactile detail. A muted green finish forms the foundation of the palette, while softly applied white and cream coloration settles across the raised areas and textured surface, producing a weathered, timeworn appearance. The interior continues the green coloration with visible tonal variation, allowing the shell-inspired shape to remain apparent even when viewed from above. An undulating rim follows the natural contours of the form rather than creating a perfectly uniform edge, reinforcing its organic character. The substantial stoneware construction and broad proportions give the Cintronade Bowl a strong visual presence while the softened green and white palette keeps the overall effect light and natural. Its shell reference introduces a distinct coastal note without relying on bright nautical colors, making it equally compelling alongside pale woods, woven textures, neutral ceramics, glass, and other nature-inspired forms. Displayed as a standalone sculptural accent or incorporated into a layered tabletop arrangement, the Cintronade Bowl brings organic movement, dimensional texture, and an artful interpretation of seaside forms to decor.

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