Unique piece vase by a ceramic artist

Unique soliflore vase by an artist ceramist with an exceptional titanium glaze featuring random abstract decoration. Style: Contemporary artisanal ceramics, likely raku or alternative firing technique (reduction). The aesthetic is minimalist and expressive, close to the wabi-sabi movement or modern French/Japanese ceramists. • Shape: Bulbous and rounded body, wide shoulder that elegantly tapers to a narrow and slightly flared neck. Rounded and well-defined lip. Base slightly constricted with a discreet small foot. • Glaze: • Highly contrasting two-tone: shiny black/metallic dominating the lower body and the top of the neck. • Intermediate band in a terracotta/rust matte to semi-gloss brown-orange. • Very pronounced dripping effect: black drips over the orange, creating irregular and organic lines that are very expressive. • Decoration: • Imprint or plant motif (leaf or grass) visible on the orange part of the body, with a small dark circular element (perhaps a hole or inclusion). • Cracks and surface variations typical of raku or reduction firing. • Metallic and iridescent reflections on the black parts (oil spot effect or copper reduction). In very good condition.