Vase in porcelain by Virebent

Beautiful porcelain vase from the 1970s (design by Yves Mohy) with an architectural shape, featuring a Japonese-style decoration of cranes or herons and a tree under a cloudy sky, in shades of greige. Fine background of greige dust. Wallet shape on one side, the back panel is taller than the front, so the triangular neck is slanted vertically, with a triangular base. Dimensions: 22.5 x 5.5 cm max, height: 19.5 cm. Signed porcelain Virebent, made in France. In very good condition, beautiful texture. The Virebent factory in Puy-Lévêque in the Lot was founded in 1924 by Henry Virebent. In 1967, the new director decided to create pieces by collaborating with designers and ceramists: the first will be Pierre Lèbe, Yves Mohy, and René Bertoux. From these collaborations, objects with pure and very contemporary lines will be born, which will be presented at the Salon des Ateliers d'Art.