Code: 7IMWQC-WS
Sold per square meter
Unit is one square meter (First image/s visualise 1sqm layout possibilities)
Approximate Size: L(292-297)xW(292-297)xH(75-80)mm
Coverage: 11.5 Pieces per square meter (55.997Kg)
Colour Detail: Multi-colour off-white with hand-painted blue
Decorative Process: Hand applied layered glazes
Artist/s: Olwheto, Lydia, Balungile & Anele
Designer: Elsabe
Notes: This surface will be supplied with random quantities of each shape, which varies with the patterns applied on it.
Installation: This surface has been curated to suit the character of the individual pieces. Refer to these images when installing.
Note: You will receive the same or a similar blend as the photographed images displayed. (Wabi-Sabi editions can be customized with your specifications.)
Visualisation Note
The image shown is a simulated interior created using generative tools. While the setting is digital, the ceramic surfaces are entirely real — designed and produced in our studio.
This visual is intended to help you interpret how light, texture, and form might behave in a proposed space. It does not represent a fixed installation, but rather a conceptual study using our own original materials.
Final outcomes are always shaped by your space, layout decisions, and the curation process we undertake with each client.
Please use this visual as inspiration — not specification.
CURATION NOTES:
Note: This surface is a Wabi-Sabi edition: Wabi-sabi is the view or thought of finding beauty in every aspect of imperfection in nature. It is about the aesthetic of things in existence, that is “imperfect”.
Wabi-Sabi embraces the inherent characteristics of handcrafted ceramic products like the inherent defects & characteristics, - for example: size, shape, colour, and shade variations, cracks, crazing, bowing and lateral deformation, as well as size and colour differences, and irregular grout lines.
Texture plays with the light and shadows resulting in a harmonious installation.
Light & Shadow: The effect of directional light sources and/or changes of daylight/sun will create changing shadows and ambiance.”
